It's been an eventful day at the Leveson Inquiry into press ethics.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair's given evidence on his government's relationship with the media - denying striking a deal with Rupert Murdoch for his papers' support, and claims his government was "too close" to the media:

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A protester then confronted the ex-P-M as he testified, calling him a war criminal.

An investigation's underway into how the man evaded security - but Scotland Yard have confirmed that he's been released with no further action.

Eggs were also thrown at Mister Blair as he left the Royal Courts of Justice.