Missing Milly Dowler's voicemail "hacked by News of the World"

[Kaka Tim]

Saving her resignation for a later date?

That would seem to make more sense.

Ha! She must feel like fucking shit. Carreer finished, her whole modus operandi trashed, publicly villified and facing a possible prison sentance. Eat it up baby.

 

[Gingerman]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2003/jun/08/newsoftheworld.pressandpublishing
Remember the Beckham kidnap story? That turned out to be a complete load of bollox,the CPS dropped all charges when it found out that the main witness was paid £10,000 by the Screws.

 

[Kizmet]

She'll be a panelist on Loose Women before the year is out. 3 years till she's a judge on a reality show and 7 years before she's a contestant.

 

[butchersapron]

Saving her resignation for a later date?

That would seem to make more sense.

Ha! She must feel like fucking shit. Carreer finished, her whole modus operandi trashed, publicly villified and facing a possible prison sentance. Eat it up baby.

Definite tactical possibility - i've no doubt that there's been trenches and barricades built already - but i think it's more on the level right now at least of we must hang together or we shall hang separately.

 

[Ted Striker]

I suspect the reason for it is hidden in her comment about waiting a year to see why they acted as they have done during the last week. That's a fairly clear hint there's something else to come that involved her and the other execs that even resigning will not get her and them out of - and to fight it they need to be on the NI inside.

I think the waiting a year thing was a non-specific platitude or smokescreen.

She has an eventual generous payout and honourable (and amicable) discharge to negotiaite with the Murdochs.

They all need a united front on this too.

She is far from finished. Look at Piers Moron's rise from the ashes.

 

[Kizmet]

I think the waiting a year thing was a non-specific platitude or smokescreen.

I rather doubt that. We have yet to see how deep the rabbit hole is...

 

[Santino]

I think the waiting a year thing was a non-specific platitude or smokescreen.

I wouldn't be so sure of that.

 

[editor]

She is far from finished. Look at Piers Moron's rise from the ashes.

He's a total arse but he wasn't tarred with involvement of hacking the phones of child murder victims - or, as it seems, 9/11 victims. That might hamper any hopes for a trans-Atlantic TV career.

 

[laptop]

I wouldn't be suprised if the tories call a halt to the sale of BSKYB before wednesday's debate

Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, has also given an interview to the BBC about his decision this morning to ask Ofcom and the Office of Fair Trading for advice on whether there are new grounds for blocking the News Corporation bid for BSkyB. Here are the key points.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/blog/2011/jul/11/news-world-hacking-scandal-live

• Hunt said Ofcom and the Office of Fair Trading did not have to reply quickly. He was not giving them a time limit, he said. "I do not want them to make a rushed decision. I want them to take as long as they need."

In other words, "please reply slowly".

 

[butchersapron]

Is this new?

BREAKING: @Peston on BBC R2 news just now... #NOTW paid Royal Protection Officer for details of UK Royals' phones. #RoyalHack

 

[editor]

I was about to post it myself. This is the story that just keeps on giving!

 

[butchersapron]

More from peston:

Am told was clear evidence that security of royal family could have been at risk - shocking development; why were emails buried for 4 years?

 

[Santino]

Didn't this whole thing start with Prince William or Harry being hacked?

 

[Santino]

Chris Bryant on Twitter: It's all very well Clegg joining in now, but last month he was cracking jokes about my phone being hacked. Not so funny now.

 

[frogwoman]

I was looking at some stuff about the Hillsborough disaster last night and the Sun's (among other papers) role in demonising the victims of the disaster. my sympathy for the sun's journalists is somewhat diminished now to say the least. (although of course not everyone there now is responsible etc).

 

[Idris2002]

According to tomorrows Mirror they tried to hack the 9/11 families,do Uncle Rupey a power of good in the US if true.

It's over, Soup Nazi - you're going down.

 

[Badgers]

Is this new?

BREAKING: @Peston on BBC R2 news just now... #NOTW paid Royal Protection Officer for details of UK Royals' phones. #RoyalHack

Making more and more enemies by the day/hour!

 

[butchersapron]

Didn't this whole thing start with Prince William or Harry being hacked?

I can't really remember but google suggests it was one of their slaves phones that were hacked in the original convictions, the suggestion now seems to be it was royals themselves - and with the help of their security team. More

 

[Gingerman]

Be terrible if the whole saga had a detrimental effect on poor Rupey's health,not getting any younger you know,looked a bit peaky the last time I saw him on the Telly.

 

[Badgers]

Be terrible if the whole saga had a detrimental effect on poor Rupey's health,not getting any younger you know,looked a bit peaky the last time I saw him on the Telly.

His blood pressure must be mental right now

 

[Gingerman]

His blood pressure must be mental right now

Not the only thing that's mental with him right now

 

[editor]

Some cops are up to their necks in this.

 

[Citizen66]

The investigators and scandal mongers become the investigated and the scandal. Beautiful.

 

[krtek a houby]

His blood pressure must be mental right now

It was amusing to see him being trailed by reporters the other day

 

[Kaka Tim]

Best. Scandal. Ever.

 

[Gingerman]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...h-Grant-Steve-Coogan-pose-moral-arbiters.html
Mad Mel completely misses the point

 

[ViolentPanda]

Be terrible if the whole saga had a detrimental effect on poor Rupey's health,not getting any younger you know,looked a bit peaky the last time I saw him on the Telly.

You're assuming that he isn't being "looked after" by a demonic entity.

 

[TruXta]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...h-Grant-Steve-Coogan-pose-moral-arbiters.html
Mad Mel completely misses the point

And even the DM readers school her. Class. Then again she can't tell shit from shinola.

 

[editor]

I always feel a bit dirty after reading anything on the Daily Mail. Like I've been rummaging through someone's dustbin.

 

[Zabo]

I'm still waiting for them to give it a name. A little slow of the block methinks.

Press Gate. Hackgate, Diggergate, Gingergate or anything equally banal. No doubt in the fullness of time they'll concoct something or other.