A journalist from The Sun newspaper has been arrested by British police investigating alleged computer hacking.
The man - understood to be reporter Rhodri Phillips - was held at his home in north London on Thursday morning by officers from Operation Tuleta, which runs in conjunction with the phone-hacking investigation.
A spokeswoman from News International said: "We can confirm a journalist from The Sun was arrested this morning."
The man is the seventh person to be arrested as part of the computer-hacking inquiry.
Police said they were releasing no more details for "operational reasons".
So far, 24 people have been arrested as part of the phone-hacking inquiry, called Operation Weeting, and 41 as part of an investigation into alleged corrupt payments to officials, Operation Elveden.
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