Sentences with phrase «row over phone hacking»
The New York Times dragged the row over phone hacking back into the spotlight last week after it published an investigation suggesting the practise was widespread at the News of the World and that it had been actively promoted by then - editor Mr Coulson.
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10:21 - If you're not quite up to speed on the phone - hacking row, or if you've gotten understandably rusty over the summer, the main item today is the «for Neville» email, named after News of the World's (NOTW) former chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck.
London mayor Boris Johnson has rejected concerns over the phone - hacking row as politically motivated «codswallop».
While Mr Cameron relied on Andy Coulson, who left over the phone - hacking row, to tailor policies for right wing tabloids, Mr Hilton's role was to bring in more centrist voters who had switched to Tony Blair in 1997.
The Press Complaints Commission (PCC), which offered a much - ridiculed report exonerating News International over phone - hacking in 2009, tried to turn the situation to its favour by arguing that the current row showed that the commission required extra powers.
Brian Paddick, former deputy assistant commissioner for the Metropolitan police, has initiated judicial review proceedings against his former force over the phone hacking row.
His points weren't going down well as he continued Theresa May's defence over the Andy Coulson phone - hacking row.
The newspaper also reported that Mr Brown's lawyers were tricked into handing over details by a conman working for the Sunday Times, that someone acting for the same newspaper posed as Mr Brown to gain details of his bank account and that Mr Brown and his wife, Sarah, were mentioned in paperwork seized from Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator at the heart of the phone - hacking row.