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I've found the New York Times article that re awoke this whole issue last year.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/05/ma...l?pagewanted=2

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Thats what bears use.

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It's is also interesting to see their news coverage of this weeks events.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/08/wo...ef=todayspaper

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Why hasn't that bitch Rebekah Brooks been fired?

Shes the one that was married to Ross Kemp and was arrested for assulting him, but didn't take his surname (No charges were made), when she remarried she took her new husbands surname.

She should be banned for working in media.

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thesunonsunday.co.uk

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Surely the British public can get her fired if enough of us shout loud enough.

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Differant name but still a News International comic.

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It's certainly going to be interesting to see what comes out re Coulson and other senior NOTW staff not to mention embarrassing revelations about past governmental links with News Corp.

On the face of it Cameron's certainly going to have to admit he appears to have made a mistake about Coulson. I don't suppose he'll be wanting to take any lectures from Milliband about that, though, given New Labour's appalling record of lies and spin over 13 years and their own close links with News Corp. which ended only when it was clear that Brown was on the fast track to an early retirement.

Some of hose on both sides of the house, who're demanding accountability in the form of resignations, sackings and worse, ought to first reflect on their own denial with respect to serious wrongdoing, whether it be lying us into wars, employing the likes of Damien McBride to smear opponents or fiddling their expenses.

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From The Register - Will News of the Screws reappear as Sunday.co.uk? - Is mysterious Sun On Sunday domain name a red herring?

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With the way the staff at the News of the World have been treated, what's the betting that the axes are being "grinded" as we speak and that there are more revelations to come? I have heard that journalists can be worse than a woman scorned. :D

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I wouldn't at all be suprised if the Murdochs move away from newspapers gradually over the coming years , James Murdoch isn't a fan of them according to someone on Sky News yesterday.

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You are not beyond making, as you put it, "cheap political points."

Why do you even not contemplate that Cameron knew what Coulson was up to and that is why he employed him? Let's face it, since all the previous guff, about isolated incidents and rogue employees, has been blown out of the water, it is not beyond the realms of possibility that Cameron's leadership campaign and subsequently the Genneral Election campaign, was bolstered by information gathered by the hacking. In fact, I'd say that is is more than probable, but that is my opinion.

This is nothing to do with being anti-Tory, this is about "alledged" criminals working within the inner circle at Number Ten and Conservative Central office and at best, the lack of judgement of the Prime Minister, at worse his complicity.

Cameron was warned about Coulson's involvement in the hacking and the bribing of police officers, he either chose to ignore those warnings, or decided it was a bonus, one or the other. Either way, he has shown he is not fit to be a Prime Minister.

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That's rich, coming from you.

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The party politics on this issue cannot be ignored. If it is shown that Cameron benefited from the hacking, during the elections (general and leadership), it will bring into question the whole result. The fact that the Tories have been linked with the Murdoch empire for so long (even during the Blair years), employing disgraced senior managers and supported others, it cannot be brushed under the carpet any longer. Don't forget, Cameron refused to re-open the woefully inadequate investigation into these allegations, so there has to be party politcal agendas behind his motives.

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Did l state in my post any political bias no l just stated that certain members were very quiet on this issue and also l am not going to be holier than thou as Labour have done things that l was not inpressed with as well.

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I was speaking to you and Flyboy especially as you had quoted him..It's not anything to worry about.