James Harding offers a definition of the "public purpose of journalism" in today's Times leader.

BBC: Phone-hacking: Tabloid culture on trial

James Harding has no direct experience of broadcasting but was widely regarded as a successful editor of The Times.

BBC: James Harding named as director of BBC News

The editor of the Times James Harding writes this morning that "journalists are now in their version of the MPs' expenses scandal".

BBC: Phone-hacking: Tabloid culture on trial

Next week, it will hear from Private Eye editor Ian Hislop, the Guardian's Alan Rusbridger, Times editor James Harding and Richard Wallace, of the Daily Mirror.

BBC: Leveson Inquiry: Anonymous evidence ruling challenged

Editors speaking include James Harding of The Times, Alan Rusbridger of the Guardian, Chris Blackhurst of the Independent, and the former News of the World editor Colin Myler.

BBC: An anxious time for the UK's newspaper bosses

Mr Snow was giving evidence to the committee on 24 April 2012, as part of its inquiry into road safety, alongside The Times editor, James Harding and author Josie Dew.

BBC: Transport Committee

Harding and Governor James Cox, both from Ohio.

NEWYORKER: Less Said