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578:, he said of the initial investigation that he "found it to be satisfactory." In a direct response to John Prescott, who had been particular outraged at the fact that police did not inform him of his phone being hacked, Yates specifically stated that there was no material evidence that Prescott's phone had been hacked. Yates then passed his findings back to the Chief Constable, and in agreement with lawyers and the head of the Crown Prosecution Service
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would have had to disclose previously secret information regarding which journalists were involved in hacking voicemail messages. A judge ruled that Glenn
Mulcaire had to disclose the names of all the journalists who targeted Clifford and also those who received transcripts of the messages. With the
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revealed the out of court payment to
Goodman on grounds of settling an unfair dismissal case, and the later subsequent payment to Mulcaire. This started a new series of both newspaper stories, and subsequent further written questions from the Commons Select Committee on Culture, Media and Sport, to
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said that it had determined that there was insufficient evidence to charge
Coulson over allegations that he was aware of phone hacking at the publication. The CPS said that witnesses interviewed by the Metropolitan Police – including those who had previously made allegations through media outlets –
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The case had been expected to reveal the details of previous settlements the paper had made, including the £1 million spent in 2009, settling with three phone hacking victims, and the unfair dismissal claim won by Clive
Goodman. Clifford had won court rulings in February earlier that year that
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to review the police investigation into the phone hacking scandal were cancelled "after intense internal lobbying", with a senior Home Office official warning that the
Metropolitan Police would "deeply resent" an inquiry. Several days later the paper revealed comments by former
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placed on record that a sum of £700,000 was agreed to be paid to PFA chief Gordon Taylor by News
International's head of legal affairs, Tom Crone. This was supported and agreed by Myler, with final approval given from News International executive chairman James Murdoch.
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reported that three mobile phone companies had discovered that the voicemails of over a hundred of their customers had been hacked. The companies identified the customers in 2007, after
Scotland Yard disclosed numbers that had been accessed by Goodman and Mulcaire. A
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for intercepting his voicemail. After a lunch with
Rebekah Brooks, the paper agreed to pay Clifford's legal fees and an undisclosed "personal payment" not described as damages, with the sum exceeding £1 million. The money was paid in exchange for Clifford giving the
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journalists using criminal methods (accessing mobile phone voicemails of various public figures) to obtain stories. The article further reported sources as stating that News Group staff used private investigators to access several thousand mobile phone accounts.
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documents that although police had named only eight individuals in court, the
Scotland Yard inquiry had actually uncovered over 4,000 names or partial names and nearly 3,000 full or partial telephone numbers from the materials seized from Mulcaire and Goodman.
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January 2011, following evidence emerging from the civil case by Sienna Miller, the Crown Prosecution Service announced a review of the evidence collected during the Metropolitan Police's original investigation into phone hacking at the
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to "drag their feet" on investigating illegal phone tapping by Murdoch's journalists, McMullan agreed that this had happened, but also stated that the police themselves had taken bribes from tabloid journalists, so had a motive to comply:
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We strongly condemn this behaviour which reinforces the widely held impression that the press generally regard themselves as unaccountable and that News International in particular has sought to conceal the truth about what really
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had been hacked, and evidence in her murder enquiry had been deleted, that the coverage turned from media interest to widespread public (and eventually political) outrage. Grant became something of a spokesman against Murdoch's
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to review the original 2006 investigation for new evidence. In one 8-hour meeting, Yates reviewed the investigation and decided not to take any further action. In a public statement later, and in a July 2009, appearance at the
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had raised evidence of victims being targeted outside the Royal Family, but this evidence did not lead to criminal proceedings. In lieu of criminal proceedings, several public figures commenced litigation against the
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The Metropolitan Police announced on 26 January 2011, that it would begin a new and fresh investigation into the phone hacking affair, following the receipt of "significant new information" regarding the conduct of
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in London opened a new inquiry into phone hacking. Two days after the Home Affairs Select Committee announced its inquiry, the House of Commons voted to refer allegations of hacking against politicians to the
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emerged. Those considering litigation against the paper included a football agent and ten MPs. The legal action re-opened the possibility of details emerging that the settlement with Clifford had kept secret.
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908:"20 per cent of the Met has taken backhanders from tabloid hacks. So why would they want to open up that can of worms?... And what's wrong with that, anyway? It doesn't hurt anyone particularly."
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instructed his solicitor to contact the police in response to various media reports. The Max Clifford case, which in early 2010 had appeared to make likely the disclosure of previously secret
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Grant's article attracted considerable interest, due to both the revelatory content of the taped conversation, and the novelty of Grant himself "turning the tables" on a tabloid journalist.
875:, had ordered journalists to engage in illegal phone tapping and had done so with the full knowledge of senior British politicians. McMullan also said that every British Prime Minister from
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was jailed in 2007, those activities being limited to members of the royal household. The paper alleged that hacking victims included public figures such as former deputy prime minister
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had been attempting to hack into the voicemail messages of a "television personality" in 2010. The journalist was suspended from reporting and faced legal action by the personality.
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895:"Cameron is very much in debt to Rebekah Wade for helping him not quite win the election... So that was my submission to parliament – that Cameron's either a liar or an idiot."
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In April 2011 the Metropolitan Police admitted that in the previous four years it had only contacted 36 people to warn them that they might have been victims of phone hacking.
582:, agreed that no further action need be taken, and the case not re-opened. The Metropolitan Police hence declined to re-open their hacking inquiry in response to the claims in
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and/or beyond phone hacking) developed in 2011. Some of these also revealed further details of the phone hacking and of News International's handling of the phone hacking.
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communications and planning. Due to this, some claimed that the reporting was politically motivated. The Conservative Party was quick to stand by Coulson.
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Whilst the allegations regarding the News of the World continued to receive coverage in the broadsheets and similar media (Grant appeared for example on
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employees. Operation Weeting would take place alongside the previously announced review of phone hacking evidence by the Crown Prosecution Service.
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documents, was settled out of court in March 2010, keeping the documents secret. The next month, reports of further legal action against the
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622:. The director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer QC, said that the decision was motivated in part by developments in the civil courts.
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s owner News International and against the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire. Those who began legal action included the football agent
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entitled "The Bugger, Bugged" about a conversation following a chance encounter with Paul McMullan, former journalist and paparazzo for
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who had worked alongside Coulson. The source alleged that Coulson had personally listened to messages obtained through phone hacking.
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Prescott in particular was outraged at the fact that the police did not inform him of the phone tapping, but Assistant Commissioner
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journalists "who have independently told the Guardian that Coulson ... knew that his reporters were engaging in unlawful acts.".
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s claims, and its parent company, News Corporation, implored its competitor newspaper to share any evidence it had with police.
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stating that "no additional evidence has come to light" and it "therefore consider that no further investigation is required".
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and allowing him to quiz Andy Coulson, who was director of communications for the Conservative Party, about his role at the
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in July 2009 claimed that phone hacking activities were known to a range of staff at the tabloid including its then editor
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for accessing other people's voicemails in material seized from Mulcaire and Goodman. In April 2010, it was revealed from
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News International started an investigation of the evidence within the companies files, headed by group general manager
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witnesses, referring to "collective amnesia" and "deliberate obfuscation", and noted News International chief executive
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published the results of an investigation it had begun in March which revealed further details about the extent of the
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journalist Paul McMullan on how widespread phone hacking had been under Andy Coulson; McMullan was one of six former
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had rehired a private investigator shortly after his release from a seven-year prison sentence for blackmail. The
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had used the investigator prior to his imprisonment, at a time when Coulson was deputy editor. In February 2010,
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investigation, the Metropolitan Police also indicated its intention to re-examine the allegations regarding the
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The original Metropolitan Police investigation attracted renewed attention in April 2010, when it emerged that
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in October included remarks made by an unnamed source said to have been a former senior journalist at the
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parent company - paid out more than £1m to settle legal cases that threatened to reveal evidence of
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had made payments in excess of £1 million to three people subject to phone hacking, including
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to reopen its inquiry into the matter (finding that it had not been "materially misled", leading
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to reopen its inquiry into the matter (finding that it had not been "materially misled", leading
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MPs' verdict on News of the World phone-hacking scandal: Amnesia, obfuscation and hush money
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stated that there was no actual evidence that Prescott's phone had been tapped.
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or that he knew the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire. The following day, the
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1968:"News Corp board shocked at evidence of payments to police, says former DPP"
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on 10 July 2011. However, the affair did not end there, developing into the
1604:"News International admits payout to phone-hacker was for unfair dismissal"
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MPs' phone-hacking report delayed as Rebekah Brooks called to give evidence
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made these claims, Coulson had left News International and was director of
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1737:"News of the World told press watchdog of fresh phone-hacking allegation"
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News International phone hacking scandal § Further UK investigations
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In September 2010, with the opening of parliamentary inquiries following
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Phone hacking: Met admits to only warning 36 people they may be targeted
1844:"John Yates expresses 'massive regret' over phone hacking investigation"
1196:"Phone-hacking scandal: Andy Coulson 'listened to intercepted messages'"
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followed the revelations in 2005 of voicemail interception on behalf of
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List of people arrested in the News International phone-hacking scandal
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2259:"Commons declares war on 'media barons and their red-topped assassins'"
2136:"James Murdoch 'agreed with payout to Gordon Taylor for privacy claim'"
1302:"Phone hacking approved by top News of the World executive – new files"
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on 26 January 2011, the same day that the Metropolitan Police launched
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List of alleged victims of the News of the World phone hacking scandal
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when he was the opposition's spokesman on higher education, publicist
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made a series of allegations that the phone hacking activities at the
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Max Clifford drops News of the World phone hacking action in £1m deal
2390:"From Stephen Fry to Hugh Grant: The rise of the celebrity activist"
2082:"West Bromwich MP Tom Watson and the battle to expose phone hacking"
1153:"News of the World loses battle over secret phone hacking evidence"
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eventual settlement, however, the information was not made public.
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2052:"The Tom Watson Story: The man who took on Rupert Murdoch and won"
2020:"The Tom Watson Story: The man who took on Rupert Murdoch and won"
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Van Natta Jr, Don; Becker, Jo; Bowley, Graham (1 September 2010).
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commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson asked his assistant commissioner
2315:"News of the World suspends executive after phone-hacking claims"
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PCC finds no evidence that it was misled in phone hacking inquiry
1222:"Andy Coulson listened to hacked messages, former colleague says"
1993:"News executive sacked, as police begin new phone-hacking probe"
219:, a senior editor at the paper, in work undertaken by Mulcaire.
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2106:"Tom Watson on the "powerful forces" covering up phone hacking"
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Phone hacking was rife at News of the World, claims new witness
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In the wake of the renewed allegations in September 2010, from
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and his senior executives. He stressed the friendship between
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both News International and its executives. In February 2010,
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Phone-hacking inquiry was abandoned to avoid upsetting police
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In December 2010, Coulson – while under oath as a witness in
2410:"Hugh Grant's best role yet – scourge of News International"
1789:"John Yates's confession prompts calls for him to step down"
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settled out-of-court a case brought against it by publicist
2232:"Parliamentary inquiry into phone-hacking scandal to begin"
1632:"Police 'ignored News of the World phone hacking evidence'"
1249:"Andy Coulson denies phone hacking at Tommy Sheridan trial"
1070:"Minister embroiled in hacking row over voicemail messages"
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executives emerged in December 2010. Papers lodged in the
1766:"Met Police to re-examine News of the World hacking case"
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1329:"Trail of hacking and deceit under nose of Tory PR chief"
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claimed to have uncovered evidence of the involvement of
2293:"News International found 'smoking gun' e-mails in 2007"
1381:"News of the World pair hacked into 100 mobile accounts"
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New claims of phone hacking put pressure on Andy Coulson
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News International phone hacking scandal reference lists
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When asked by Grant whether Cameron had encouraged the
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1432:"Murdoch papers paid £1m to gag phone-hacking victims"
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revealed that in 2009 plans by the Home Office to ask
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News of the World phone hacking scandal investigations
2206:"New inquiry into phone-hacking at News of the World"
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News of the World phone-hacking scandal: the verdicts
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had not been willing to provide admissible evidence.
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The Sun and the Times keep quiet about phone hacking
1899:"Prosecutor orders review of phone-hacking evidence"
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1449:"News International Statement on Guardian Article"
1247:Carrell, Severin; Davies, Nick (9 December 2010).
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1925:"DPP to revisit case for phone-hack prosecution"
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1275:"Coulson won't be prosecuted over phone-hacking"
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146:exclusive stories over the next several years.
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1875:. met.police.uk. 9 July 2009. Archived from
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461:as he was involved in a new criminal trial.
40:. Despite wider evidence of wrongdoing, the
3151:Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
2342:"News International's new hacking evidence"
1709:"Tabloid Hack Attack on Royals, and Beyond"
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1121:"Tabloid Hack Attack on Royals, and Beyond"
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530:The Guardian's 2009 investigation led the
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470:Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary
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3195:News International phone hacking scandal
2591:Independent Police Complaints Commission
2472:News International phone hacking scandal
2485:News Corporation takeover bid for BSkyB
1496:"This is about revenge, not phone taps"
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429:found that the police had recovered 91
1821:"Prescott: Police decision 'so quick'"
1478:"Prescott: Police decision 'so quick'"
1013:Mosley v News Group Newspapers Limited
928:, culminating in an appearance on the
555:2009 review of original investigation
363:Professional Footballers' Association
203:New allegations about the conduct of
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1927:. Press Association. 14 January 2011
522:regarding the phone hacking affair.
32:phone hacking scandal investigations
3037:HM Advocate v Sheridan and Sheridan
2257:McSmith, Andy (10 September 2010).
1522:"Cameron gives new backing to aide"
1407:"Stars 'may sue' over phone claims"
804:In January 2011, this firm engaged
559:In light of the new allegations in
183:HM Advocate v Sheridan and Sheridan
159:HM Advocate v Sheridan and Sheridan
2576:Culture, Media and Sport Committee
2340:Peston, Robert (26 January 2011).
1355:"Prescott calls for hacking probe"
782:Standards and Privileges Committee
697:Culture, Media and Sport Committee
544:Culture, Media and Sport Committee
499:s phone hacking, and about editor
401:Culture, Media and Sport Committee
25:
1735:Deans, Jason (2 September 2010).
1602:James Robinson (8 January 2010).
1494:Montgomerie, Tim (12 July 2009).
1300:Davies, Nick (15 December 2010).
1078:. 6 December 2009. Archived from
1045:"Phone hacking probe: Key people"
788:News International investigations
3169:
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2456:2011–12 News Corporation scandal
1379:Davies, Nick (1 February 2010).
987:News media phone hacking scandal
970:
823:disclosed that it had suspended
806:Ken Macdonald, Lord Macdonald QC
542:to resign from the PCC) and the
445:revealed that under Coulson the
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2623:Solicitors Regulation Authority
2581:Federal Bureau of Investigation
2018:Walker, Jonathon (2011-07-08).
1194:Davies, Nick (3 October 2010).
956:Further investigations (beyond
301:reported that News Group - the
112:. In December 2009, footballer
69:News Corporation ethics scandal
3074:R v Coulson, Brooks and others
2238:. Media Spy. 10 September 2010
2134:Stephen Brook (21 July 2009).
1869:"Statement from AC John Yates"
1455:. 10 July 2009. Archived from
1151:Evans, Rob (3 February 2010).
767:New inquiries (September 2010)
1:
3116:Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
2212:. Media Spy. 8 September 2010
1966:Owen Bowcott (19 July 2011).
1842:Cherry Wilson (9 July 2011).
1281:. Media Spy. 11 December 2010
1025:Sheridan v News International
777:Home Affairs Select Committee
576:Home Affairs Select Committee
55:and the private investigator
2368:Hugh Grant (12 April 2011).
2058:. 2011-07-08. Archived from
1999:. Media Spy. 27 January 2011
1905:. Media Spy. 15 January 2011
1768:. BBC News. 6 September 2010
1327:Davies, Nick (8 July 2009).
1047:. BBC News. 27 December 2010
849:published an article in the
648:Parliamentary investigations
2613:Press Complaints Commission
2480:royal phone hacking scandal
2321:. Media Spy. 6 January 2011
1787:Matt Blake (11 July 2011).
1228:. Media Spy. 4 October 2010
1001:CTB v News Group Newspapers
567:Metropolitan Police Service
532:Press Complaints Commission
520:Metropolitan Police Service
389:Press Complaints Commission
331:Contrary to claims made by
45:royal phone hacking scandal
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1129:. London. 1 September 2010
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237:Beginning on 8 July 2009,
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810:Crown Prosecution Service
808:, the former head of the
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192:Crown Prosecution Service
71:as wrongdoing beyond the
2265:. London. Archived from
1823:. BBC News. 10 July 2009
1524:. BBC News. 10 July 2009
1409:. BBC News. 10 July 2009
223:Newspaper investigations
1357:. BBC News. 9 July 2009
546:to reopen its inquiry.
403:to reopen its inquiry.
357:also reported that the
297:. In addition to this
129:Max Clifford case, 2010
104:, television presenter
3146:Politico-media complex
1019:Politico-media complex
942:Further investigations
910:
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423:freedom of information
211:by lawyers acting for
2719:Gerry and Kate McCann
2586:Harbottle & Lewis
906:
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685:Birmingham Perry Barr
550:Police investigations
287:, then editor of the
2984:Lord Justice Leveson
2618:Serious Fraud Office
2370:"The bugger, bugged"
2269:on 13 September 2010
2192:, 25 February 2010,
2177:, 24 February 2010,
2162:, 24 February 2010,
1691:, 8 September 2010,
1672:, 6 September 2010,
1656:, 24 February 2010,
845:In April 2011 actor
695:. Watson joined the
693:Birmingham Erdington
667:, the Labour MP for
108:and football pundit
2764:Metropolitan Police
2596:Metropolitan Police
1873:Metropolitan Police
1586:, 9 November 2009,
1554:, 9 December 2009,
901:Metropolitan Police
489:In September 2010,
303:News of the World's
3156:Social engineering
3131:Operation Motorman
3092:Dial M for Murdoch
3084:In popular culture
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