YEEHAH, the Redhead is goin' down!

There was a story a day or two ago where a police officer was complaining that NI Corp were very keen to allow the police to investigate the complaints of payments to police and prison officers, as long as the investigation was only into journalists. NI handed over papers galore on that. But as the questions started heading towards the management, surprise - NI got a lot less co-operative.
 
OldCoals said:
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/nov/06/news-international-3m-missing-emails

3 million deleted emails, all covering the period while she was in charge. :D
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just clicked on that link... there is an advert featuring Amy Adams right next to her pic - what a contrast, only 6 years apart:

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(yup airbrushing etc.. but still - as far as Brooks is concerned - you can't polish a turd)
 
Freakbro said:
So Coulson got 18 months

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-28160626

That's more than I thought he would get tbh
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Amusingly he has just been tried in Scotland for committing perjury in the Tommy Sheridan defamation trial and found no case to answer as though he did lie in the original trial about phone hacking, it had no affect on the outcome.

Defending QC described the prosecutions case as

a rather desperate attempt to make a silk purse out of a pig's ear
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-32931204
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34093597

News Corp has said it is in talks with Rebekah Brooks after reports she will return as chief of its UK division.

The former News of the World editor quit as UK chief executive four years ago amid the phone-hacking scandal. She was later cleared of any wrongdoing.

Her re-appointment could be confirmed next month, the Financial Times said.

Campaign group Hacked Off said it was a sign of an "unreformed, unrepentant press", but a former Times executive editor said hacking was in the past.

Mrs Brooks edited both the Sun and the NoW in a long career at Rupert Murdoch's company.

She resigned as UK chief executive in July 2011 in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal at the NoW, which eventually closed the paper.

Royals, celebrities and victims of crime were among those whose phones were hacked by journalists at the Sunday tabloid.

Mrs Brooks had denied any involvement and was cleared of charges relating to phone hacking last year. Andy Coulson, another former NoW editor, was jailed after being convicted of conspiracy to hack phones.
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Looks at thread title.
 
This is Rupert Murdoch sticking two fingers up at the people of the UK. Despite his papers behaving illegally and appallingly, all that's happened is that the NotW has become the Sun on Sunday, and none of his management team have gone to prison. He's lost his man in Downing Street, but that doesn't seem to matter since Cameron and Osborne just do whatever he says anyway :mad:
 
scorza said:
This is Rupert Murdoch sticking two fingers up at the people of the UK. Despite his papers behaving illegally and appallingly, all that's happened is that the NotW has become the Sun on Sunday, and none of his management team have gone to prison. He's lost his man in Downing Street, but that doesn't seem to matter since Cameron and Osborne just do whatever he says anyway :mad:
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People did go to prison though.
 
Ha no surprise really, her and Cameron should be getting hope soap shower powered

The fact their friends can keep them out of prison shows just how corrupt or at the very least skewed the system is... maybe they had leverage on the Judge lol

David Cameron: "You andme BBQ next Sunday"
Rebekah Brookes: "Sure we're definitely in this together"

David Cameron: "Haha what what one does a good turn for friends"
The Elite: "*Chortle Chortle* plebs"

Joe Public: "Who turned out the lights?"

Chortle
 
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