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Stephenson Resigns
The Met chief has chucked his hand in. How higher can this scandal climb? Who next?
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James Murdoch is a possible, Rupert Murdoch probably not (but shareholders will be leaning on him to go). One or two other top coppers could also be in trouble; and any bribees definitely will.
I don't really think this is going to hurt News Corp's US business - I don't buy this 9/11 hacking claims (which came from the Mirror, right?) - but if they prove to be true, the whole corporation is going to be in the deepest trouble.
I don't really think this is going to hurt News Corp's US business - I don't buy this 9/11 hacking claims (which came from the Mirror, right?) - but if they prove to be true, the whole corporation is going to be in the deepest trouble.
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No problem boxtops.
Whilst I doubt Sir Paul will be accused of any wrongdoing I was more than intrigued by the stance Andy Hayman took in frint of the select committee.
As a former Met ACC and NOTW employee my first thought was 'methinks he doth protest too much'.
No doubt there are further revelations and resignations in the coming days and weeks.
Whilst I doubt Sir Paul will be accused of any wrongdoing I was more than intrigued by the stance Andy Hayman took in frint of the select committee.
As a former Met ACC and NOTW employee my first thought was 'methinks he doth protest too much'.
No doubt there are further revelations and resignations in the coming days and weeks.
Sir Paul seemed confident he was leaving with integrity intact. I'm not so sure. He had a meeting with the Guardian in which he tried to get the paper to lay off the hacking story, saying their reports were exaggerated and wrong. He didn't mention that he'd recently hired the NotW's ex-deputy editor as an adviser. In fact this didn't come out until the last few days.
http://www.guardian.c...g-met-police-guardian
Doesn't sound like integrity to me.
http://www.guardian.c...g-met-police-guardian
Doesn't sound like integrity to me.
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