The former News of the World investigations editor Mazher Mahmood is scheduled to appear before the Leveson inquiry for a second time next week.
Mahmood, who now works for the Sunday Times, is one of just two witnesses listed to appear next Wednesday along with blogger David Allen Green AKA Jack of Kent.
Monday next week is dedicated to broadcasters with BBC chairman Lord Patten and director general Mark Thompson appearing, along with executives from ITN and Channel 4 News.
Tuesday's witness list includes Ryan Parry, the Mirror reporter who won scoop of the year in 2003 after posing as a member of the royal household to uncover security failings at Buckingham Palace, and two News International witnesses – Gary O'Shea and Stephen Waring.
Inayat Bunglawala, consultant editor of Engage, will also give evidence on Tuesday as will John Kampfner of Index on Censorship and Marai Larasi of End Violence Against Women, on a day when Lord Justice Leveson will hear from several lobbying and campaigning groups.
Representatives from Google, Facebook and Popbitch will give evidence on Thursday, along with the information commissioner, Christopher Graham.
• This article was amended on 24 January 2012. The original said Inayat Bunglawala is a spokesman at the Muslim Council of Britain. This has been corrected.
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