Max Mosley wins privacy action against the News of the World in France – video

NoW publisher to pay £32,000 after being found guilty of violating former F1 boss's privacy. By Kim Willsher

Formula one boss Max Mosley is preparing to launch a libel action against the News of the World following his privacy victory against the tabloid. By Leigh Holmwood

Max Mosley has won £60,000 in his privacy action against the News of the World after the Sunday tabloid had falsely accused him of taking part in a 'sick Nazi orgy'. By Leigh Holmwood and Stephen Brook

Motor racing boss Max Mosley's attempt to sue for gross invasion of privacy has been an educational experience. By Helen Pidd

Colin Myler defends running story about F1 boss's encounter with five prostitutes, insisting it was in the public interest. By Stephen Brook

The News of the World was right to publish the exposé of formula one boss Max Mosley's sex parties, the newspaper's editor told the high court today. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Two of the women involved in sex parties with formula one boss Max Mosley have said the events had no 'brutality' or Nazi themes. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons

The formula one boss has received £60,000 in his privacy action against the News of the World, but the judge said he must take a share of the blame. By Helen Pidd

The News of the World invaded Max Mosley's privacy, said the formula one boss as he told a court of his 'unfortunate interest'. By Helen Pidd