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2013/05/14 18:11
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Inquiry into 1987 murder of Daniel Morgan linked ...
The establishment has been forced to accept that the cover-up of the murder of Daniel Morgan is unsustainable. Tory home secretary Theresa May announced a new inquiry into the case last week. It will...
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2013/05/14 02:12
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UK police seek phone-hacking sources' names
London police seeks production order under Official Secrets Act to force newspaper to reveal sources. British police are demanding that the newspaper which broke the phone-hacking scandal involving...
2013/05/10 12:11
2013/05/10 12:11
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New inquiry into murder of Daniel Morgan
The Tory Home Secretary Theresa May announced a new inquiry into the case of Daniel Morgan today, Friday. The independent inquiry will be carried out by panel led by retired Court of Appeal judge,...
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2013/05/09 15:21
2013/05/09 15:21
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UK ex-cop jailed for selling story to Murdoch tab...
A former British policeman was jailed for 10 months on Thursday for selling a story to Rupert Murdoch's top-selling tabloid The Sun and trying to sell other information about headline-grabbing...
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2013/05/04 06:22
2013/05/04 06:22
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Britain delays plans for tough new press watchdog
The British government is to delay plans for a new state-backed press watchdog after newspapers rejected the proposal and published their own version, Prime Minister David Cameron's office said on...
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2013/04/25 21:03
2013/04/25 21:03
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UK media reject watchdog plans
London - British newspapers on Thursday rejected government plans for a state-backed press watchdog and published their own proposal for self-regulation, in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal at...
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2013/04/25 02:17
2013/04/25 02:17
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Brian Reade: Luis Suarez needs help but David Cam...
As I watched from the stands all I thought he was doing was wiping his nose on an opponent’s shirt. Watching back home on TV, with emotions swaying between horror and hilarity, all I thought was that...
2013/04/24 22:17
2013/04/24 22:17
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Sun journalist, UK military staff charged
BRITISH prosecutors have charged The Sun tabloid's royal editor and two former staff at the military academy where Princes William and Harry trained over the sale of stories for thousands of...
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2013/04/24 21:12
2013/04/24 21:12
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Police did nothing about Dowler phone hacking for...
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said that chance after chance to raise the alarm about phone hacking was missed by the force, with the truth only being revealed by the Guardian in...
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2013/04/24 20:03
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3 charged in UK over royal stories
Journalist Duncan Larcombe, 37, was charged with conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office, along with 43-year-old John Hardy, a former instructor at the elite Sandhurst military training...
News of the World John Hardy Duncan Larcombe Claire Tracey Bell
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2013/04/23 05:27
2013/04/23 05:27
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News Corp benefits from $139m settlement
News Corp looks set to reap a sizeable payout from the $139m settlement of a class-action lawsuit that alleged that directors harmed shareholders by letting Rupert Murdoch use the company he chairs as...
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2013/04/18 16:17
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Sun editor charged with conspiracy
THE executive editor of The Sun newspaper has been charged in an ongoing British police investigation of phone hacking and corruption. Prosecutors said Fergus Shanahan has been charged with...
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