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by Guest 09.06.12 21:01

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by Guest 13.06.12 10:34

Rebakah Brooks back in court today...

Phone Hacking: Rebekah Brooks due in court over 'cover up' claims

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7:30AM BST 13 Jun 2012

Rebekah Brooks, the former News International chief executive, is due to appear in court for the first time on Wednesday charged with covering up the phone hacking scandal.

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by Guest 13.06.12 11:15

Rebekah Brooks has been bailed, and is to appear in court again on June 22nd.

Rebekah Brooks and husband bailed over charges linked to phone hacking

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by Guest 14.06.12 12:13

Jonathan Haynes‏@JonathanHaynes
NI have disclosed more texts between Rebekah Brooks and David Cameron, Jay says … [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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News Int forced to release texts between Rebekah Brooks and PM by [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

by Guest 14.06.12 12:15

BBC Breaking News‏@BBCBreaking
David Cameron "doesn't recall" if Rebekah Brooks asked him to review the Madeleine McCann investigation [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

by Guest 14.06.12 12:18

Barnaby Edwards‏@BarnabyEdwards
David Cameron's serious 'Madeleine McCann' face is even less convincing than Amanda Holden's tearful face on Britain's Got Talent. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Elaine Decoulos‏@elainedecoulos

Cameron says he was not aware of any pressure from Brooks to get Met to reopen [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] case, but knew public were concerned. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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Cameron wasn’t aware of any pressure by Brooks on the McCann case [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

by Guest 14.06.12 12:20

Denise R ‏@DDRey
Cameron can't remember whether Brooks asked him to review the McCann investigation. Bless him. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

by Guest 14.06.12 12:44

paola totaro‏@p_totaro
brooks text to cameron '“I am so rooting for you, not just as a personal friend but because professionally we are in this together' [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

by Guest 14.06.12 12:47

Alex Blake‏@tisAlexBlake
You can keenly smell the intoxicant of power on Rebecca Brooks' breath all way from here... [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

by Guest 14.06.12 13:06

Rebekah Brooks sent David Cameron text message promising 'we're in this together'

Rebekah Brooks sent a personal text message to David Cameron claiming they were "in this together" and suggesting a "country supper" on the eve of a crucial Conservative Party speech.

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(Clockwise from top left) James Murdoch, Prime Minister David Cameron, Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson

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12:54PM BST 14 Jun 2012

Mrs Brooks, the former boss of Rupert Murdoch's newspaper group, told the Prime Minister she was "rooting" for him in both a personal and professional sense ahead of his party conference speech in autumn 2009.

She also echoed the campaign slogan of US President Barack Obama by telling him "yes, he Cam!".

Mr Cameron has come under pressure over his links with Mrs Brooks, an ex-editor of the News of the World, since it emerged phone-hacking was widespread at the newspaper. She is due to stand trial on charges of perjury related to the police investigation into the scandal.

The text message disclosed to the Leveson Inquiry will be seen as further evidence Mr Cameron had a very close relationship with Mrs Brooks.

The message also conveys Mrs Brooks' disappointment that the Prime Minister did not turn up to a party organised by The Times newspaper.

She suggests a "country supper" to talk about the issue, as their families live near to each other in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.

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by Guest 14.06.12 21:14

candyfloss wrote:Rebekah Brooks sent David Cameron text message promising 'we're in this together'

Rebekah Brooks sent a personal text message to David Cameron claiming they were "in this together" and suggesting a "country supper" on the eve of a crucial Conservative Party speech.

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(Clockwise from top left) James Murdoch, Prime Minister David Cameron, Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson

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By [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], Political Correspondent

12:54PM BST 14 Jun 2012

Mrs Brooks, the former boss of Rupert Murdoch's newspaper group, told the Prime Minister she was "rooting" for him in both a personal and professional sense ahead of his party conference speech in autumn 2009.

She also echoed the campaign slogan of US President Barack Obama by telling him "yes, he Cam!".

Mr Cameron has come under pressure over his links with Mrs Brooks, an ex-editor of the News of the World, since it emerged phone-hacking was widespread at the newspaper. She is due to stand trial on charges of perjury related to the police investigation into the scandal.

The text message disclosed to the Leveson Inquiry will be seen as further evidence Mr Cameron had a very close relationship with Mrs Brooks.

The message also conveys Mrs Brooks' disappointment that the Prime Minister did not turn up to a party organised by The Times newspaper.

She suggests a "country supper" to talk about the issue, as their families live near to each other in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.

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Now, why does all this country supper talk remind me of that other paragon of British virtue: Hyacinth Bouquet a.k.a. mrs Bucket, and her famous candlelight suppers? A fair view of a classless society. As in: without any class.

by Liz Eagles 14.06.12 22:57

Portia, it reminds me of 'come into my parlour said the spider to the fly'

by Guest 17.06.12 11:02

Leveson's 'threat to quit' over meddling Education Secretary's claims the inquiry is having a 'chilling' effect on free speech

Extraordinary ultimatum from the man leading probe into media standards
Education Secretary Michael Gove's speech to journalists warned of the dangers to our freedom of speech
Lord Justice Leveson phoned Cabinet Secretary and demanded that Gove should be gagged
Threatened to resign unless Cabinet Ministers were stopped from passing comments on his inquiry

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by **tigger** 17.06.12 12:05

candyfloss wrote:Leveson's 'threat to quit' over meddling Education Secretary's claims the inquiry is having a 'chilling' effect on free speech

Extraordinary ultimatum from the man leading probe into media standards
Education Secretary Michael Gove's speech to journalists warned of the dangers to our freedom of speech
Lord Justice Leveson phoned Cabinet Secretary and demanded that Gove should be gagged
Threatened to resign unless Cabinet Ministers were stopped from passing comments on his inquiry

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Is this part of the job description? Gag the press and the government? Just listen to the poor benighted 'victims' such as Hugh Grant and the McCanns who never courted publicity in their lives? thinking

by Gillyspot 17.06.12 13:13

So it would appear that Leveson wants press & others to be gagged then at least regarding his inquiry. I hope I am wrong though

by bobbin 17.06.12 14:41

Gillyspot wrote:So it would appear that Leveson wants press & others to be gagged then at least regarding his inquiry. I hope I am wrong though

I hope so too. I will feel absolutely deceived if the Leveson Inquirey should turn out to be a whitewash.

So far, I have seen Lord Justice Leveson and Mr. Jay Q.C. to be completely un-erring.

Amongst the witnesses, there has been one slaying after the other, including arrests of David Cameron's best friends, R. B. and husband Charlie, for perverting the course of justice. Rupert Murdoch has been shown to be the sly old b****r that he is, and his son to be his younger equal.

If it were a whitewash we would not have had the pleasure of seeing the exposure of so much corruption in the police, press, politics, private players etc.

Neither Leveson nor Jay are fooled by the 'can't recall' answers and they are relentless in not being fobbed off by 'un-truthful' responses. They hear the answers which seek to put a gloss on a fault, they can discern the shifting about of the witnesses, and they still put the questions a different way to pin the witnesses down.

When they get nothing but platitudes and memory failure as responses, they then go 'hmm' as if to say, I don't buy it but we will keep this for a later time, perhaps a recall or even an arrest.

I think for the first time we see Leveson saying no more than, wait for the deliberations and the conclusions to be made on this inquiry. Leave it in peace to do its job in an un-contaminated environment.

Gove is to my mind not a human but a dry old stick...There, that's me expressing my freedom of speech which he so readily defends.

However, I think Leveson is just saying, enough of the press' spin, trickery, misrepresentation, fixing views and outcomes according to their own agenda. He is defending his territory and saying wait for the results.

I hope I am not wrong, but believe that the 'casualties' already put out for the crows can truly mean that the Leveson Inquiry is independent, will not bend to corrupting influences, and wishes to remain a pure cleansing act.

by jd 18.06.12 4:18

Michael Gove is a big part of the Chipping Norton Set...No more needs to be said

by Guest 04.07.12 10:28

4 July 2012 Last updated at 10:05
Phone hacking: Glenn Mulcaire loses disclosure battle
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Glenn Mulcaire has lost his Supreme Court battle to keep secret the identity of the person who instructed him to hack into mobile phone messages.

Mulcaire, who intercepted messages while working for the News of the World, was jailed in January 2007 for phone hacking.

He admitted unlawfully intercepting voicemail messages received by three royal aides.

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So, who told him to hack the phones??? This should be interesting.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

by Guest 04.07.12 11:03

Three more arrested...........

10:30am, Wed 4 Jul 2012

Three arrested in hacking investigation

Last updated Wed 4 Jul 2012

Three people, including a prison officer, were arrested today by detectives investigating corrupt payments to public officials by journalists, Scotland Yard said.

The Metropolitan Police said the 46-year-old prison officer was arrested at his south east London home on suspicion of corruption, conspiracy to commit bribery and conspiracy to cause misconduct in a public office.

Officers arrested the 50-year-old woman at a non-residential address in Kent and the 37-year-old man at his home in Morden, Surrey, on suspicion of the same offences

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by Guest 04.07.12 11:16

Just had a meeting with Rt Hon David Davis, a Tory who believes in liberty. Together we'll fight the plan for secret trials in England, now in the Lords but headed our way...

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by Angelique 05.07.12 0:26

"Glenn Mulcaire has lost his Supreme Court battle to keep secret the identity of the person who instructed him to hack into mobile phone messages."

It will be very interesting - if he actually gets the opportunity to divulge this information.

by Guest 18.07.12 18:55

Ello,ello,ello what's all this then, can't report on it and can't even say what the charge is? What happened to a free press and freedom of speech then..............[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Sandra Laville‏@sandralaville

Case against a senior police officer which we cannot report is postponed from tomorrow until October. And we still cannot report

Sean O'Neill‏@TimesCrime

Reporting ban on criminal charge against senior [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] officer. Can't name officer, can't specify charge [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

by Guest 20.07.12 21:02

Just seen this tweet about lying under oath at Leveson Inquiry.........

Gael ‏@GaeMar01

Hearing that lying under oath at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] will not be perjury as its a quasi judicial inq (Murdoch - [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] - Hunt - Cameron - [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.])

by Ollie 20.07.12 21:13

Why bother having everyone give evidence under oath as it means absolutely nothing. Wonder if GM was aware of this when they gave their evidence.

by Guest 20.07.12 21:54

Lying under oath in an inquiry isn't perjury ... ?The mind boggles ...

by Guest 23.07.12 17:19

martinbrunt‏@skymartinbrunt
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Majority of phone hacking suspects expected to be told tomorrow if they are to face charges after many months on bail

martinbrunt‏@skymartinbrunt

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Scot Yard finally admit explain arrest of Sun journo is not to do with email hacking, but sus of handling stolen goods

by Guest 30.07.12 14:34

Yet another Sun journo arrested today...............

martinbrunt‏@skymartinbrunt

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] News International confirms today's arrest is of a Sun journo who has already been quizzed re alleged bungs to public officials

martinbrunt‏@skymartinbrunt

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Scot Yard says latest arrest - the eighth in Op Tuleta - is about alleged conspiracy to "gather data from stolen mobile phones."

by Guest 30.08.12 23:10

Keir Simmons‏@KeirSimmonsITV

After 10 fantastic years I'm leaving @ITVNews to join the US network @NBCNews - I'm honoured to have worked for ITN and to be joining NBC.

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