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Andy Coulson told to report to Police Station
for questioning in respect of the NOTW phone hacking scandal,
so who will be next, and how does that leave the Murdoch empire.
so who will be next, and how does that leave the Murdoch empire.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.He is also in trouble over his evidence at the Tommy Sheridan trial where, under oath, he said that the News of the World had never paid the police for information.
This week, News International revealed emails from Coulsen detailing payments to the police. That makes him a perjurer and could face prison. It also makes Sheridan's conviction unsound, and there are already calls for his release.
News International are conducting a very late damage limitation exercise. Closing NotW (and opening 'The Sun on Sunday') have been their Plan B if they could not keep a lid on their wrong doing. They can say they have done everything to make amends for their digraceful conduct, and that they are now 'fit and Proper' to own BskyB which is the bigger prize.
The NotW was Britains biggest selling newspaper, but its circulation had halved. Television on the otherhand offers greater opportunities and missing a couple of editions of a tabloid sunday (before opening a rebranded one) is a small price to pay.
This week, News International revealed emails from Coulsen detailing payments to the police. That makes him a perjurer and could face prison. It also makes Sheridan's conviction unsound, and there are already calls for his release.
News International are conducting a very late damage limitation exercise. Closing NotW (and opening 'The Sun on Sunday') have been their Plan B if they could not keep a lid on their wrong doing. They can say they have done everything to make amends for their digraceful conduct, and that they are now 'fit and Proper' to own BskyB which is the bigger prize.
The NotW was Britains biggest selling newspaper, but its circulation had halved. Television on the otherhand offers greater opportunities and missing a couple of editions of a tabloid sunday (before opening a rebranded one) is a small price to pay.
DrF, the compensation is coming from News International, the publisher, not the paper itself, so it will still be due
http://www.dailymail....-hacking-scandal.html
(apologies for linking to the Daily Mail)
http://www.dailymail....-hacking-scandal.html
(apologies for linking to the Daily Mail)
the Guardian editor said he had notified Cameron of what he knew about Coulson, even before he was hired. Cameron thought he knew better, apparently.
It's odd that, although Cameron is a former PR man, he doesn't actually seem to have as much instinct as Blair did for what the public will put up with. His lack of concern that Lord Ashcroft, the Tories' big donor, was dodging taxes didn't seem to upset him either.
He's giving a statement shortly, I believe.
It's odd that, although Cameron is a former PR man, he doesn't actually seem to have as much instinct as Blair did for what the public will put up with. His lack of concern that Lord Ashcroft, the Tories' big donor, was dodging taxes didn't seem to upset him either.
He's giving a statement shortly, I believe.
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