An anti-war protester who interrupted Tony Blair's session at Leveson Inquiry has been released without further action.

The man appears to have breached security and entered the court room where he heckled the former Prime Minister - accusing him of being a war criminal.

Meanwhile, Mister Blair gave evidence on his government's relationship with the media - denying striking a deal with Rupert Murdoch for his papers' support ... and saying some journalists waged a "personal vendetta" against his wife Cherie, causing her to take or consider legal action about media reports more than 30 times in five years.

Eggs were then thrown at the ex-P-M as he left the Royal Courts of Justice.