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Originally posted by BattleFieldPredator
This story has gone international on all networks but it seems that on this site you should have included a few aliens or ghosts in the headline before the newby 3 year olds take note.
The real issue is how easily hacked we are..
Kind of important no?edit on 7-7-2011 by BattleFieldPredator because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by woodwardjnr
reply to post by Freeborn
The thing is they are all still mates, still live and socialise together, Cameron can say what he likes but when he gets back to his constituency he will be walking into a Chipping Norton pub high-fiving his buddies, quaffing champagne and laughing at the proles.
Originally posted by BattleFieldPredator
I have no clue how Cameron can also come out of this.
He is damaged beyond repair imo
The fact that he has not distanced himself from those two scumbags is proof that he is either a moron or they have some dynamite on him.
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"I was given what I thought was very good advice at the time that if you go for a journalist adn convict him then that's a good job but if he gets away with it, if you don't quite make it, there will be plenty of his collegues who will round on the organisation and you will be punished."
C4 News also spoke to Steve Roberts, former head of the Met Police anti-corruption squad, who said he was aware of information being leaked by officers to the press. But there was a reluctance to take on the media over the issue.
...her paper's resources had been used on behalf of two murder suspects to spy on the senior detective who was investigating their alleged crime.
one of her most senior journalists, Alex Marunchak, had apparently agreed to use photographers and vans leased to the paper to run surveillance on behalf of Jonathan Rees and Sid Fillery, two private investigators who were suspected of murdering their former partner, Daniel Morgan.
evidence that Marunchak had a corrupt relationship with Rees, who had been earning up to £150,000 a year selling confidential data to the News of the World. Police told her that a former employee of Rees had given them a statement alleging that some of these payments were diverted to Marunchak,
It is now known that at that time, the News of the World's investigator, Glenn Mulcaire, succeeded in obtaining Cook's home address, his internal payroll number at the Metropolitan police, his date of birth and figures for the amount that he and his wife were paying for their mortgage. All of this appears to have been blagged by Mulcaire from confidential databases, apparently including the Met's own records.
investigation suggests that surveillance of Detective Chief Superintendent David Cook involved the News of the World physically following him and his young children
The targeting of Cook began following his appearance on BBC Crimewatch on 26 June 2002, when he appealed for information to solve the murder of Morgan.