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MPs debate News of the World phone-hacking claims
Gary Gibbon blogs on the Commons exchanges between MPs regarding allegations News of the World reports hacked into phone messages of leading figures – claims the paper has denied.
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Gary Gibbon blogs on the Commons exchanges between MPs regarding allegations News of the World reports hacked into phone messages of leading figures – claims the paper has denied.
The Home Secretary says it is up to the police to decide whether to probe new evidence about alleged phone-hacking by News of the World journalists, writes Political Editor Gary Gibbon.
Just seen this on New York Times, who have been investigating the News International phone hacking allegations.