it is a guy called alan yentob _ is it? it is a guy called alan yentob i_ is it?t the bbc. gets himself— was a big rig at the bbc. gets himself into his system and starts — himself into his system and starts playing various messages for me — starts playing various messages for me and then showing me how to shuttle — for me and then showing me how to shuttle through them, making sure i_ to shuttle through them, making sure i didn't delete any by accident. there was no alert to the target _ accident. there was no alert to the target person.— accident. there was no alert to the target person. while at the mirror, the target person. while at the mirror. dan _ the target person. while at the mirror, dan evans— the target person. while at the mirror, dan evans hacked - mirror, dan evans hacked hundreds of victims and had to live with the consequences for years. his confession only came to the public�*s attention when he was charged with phone hacking. i he was charged with phone hackinu. ., ., ., ., hacking. i had no way to regain the ability _ hacking. i had no way to

i'm going to bring alan yentob back in. on the | bring alan yentob back in.iry now diligently. number one, this letter was _ inquiry now diligently. number one, this letter was actually _ inquiry now diligently. number one, this letter was actually a _ inquiry now diligently. number one, this letter was actually a very i this letter was actually a very moving... vicky's letter, a very bold one to do that. she declared the name of her husband. i am asking what the bbc — the name of her husband. i am asking what the bbc does _ the name of her husband. i am asking what the bbc does now. _ the name of her husband. i am asking what the bbc does now. first of i what the bbc does now. first of all, they have a — what the bbc does now. first of all, they have a duty of— what the bbc does now. first of all, they have a duty of care. she i they have a duty of care. she has said he is now in hospital, he has severe mental health problems, and it is not a matter of the bbc dropping this case, the bbc will now begin to investigate this, take the time to do it effectively

" he said, "well, it's a guy called alan yentob." - i'm like, "i've never heard of alan yentob beforend the head of news kind of... ba—ba—ba—ba—ba. gets himself into alan's system - and starts playing various messages for me and then showing me how to shuffle through them, - how to make sure i didn't delete any by accident. . there was no alert to... to the target person. while at the mirror, dan evans hacked hundreds of victims. they had to live with the consequences for years. his confession only came to the public�*s attention when he was charged for phone hacking. i had no way to regain the ability to look my children in the eye, l unless i did the unthinkable, which was to breach - the omerta of fleet street. speak the truth. i got a message from a lawyer and he said, "alan, the metropolitan police want to talk to you because they believe you've been hacked. " and i said, "hacked? what, me? hacked?" and they informed me that somebody had confessed, i think it was dan evans, that they had been hacking my phone and over a very long period of time. a group of eight people who suspec

alan yentob doesn't understand news. he doesn't understand current affairs .doesn't really understand politics. he's a celebrity film maker . and that's celebrity film maker. and that's the real problem. the bbc looks as if nobody's in charge because nobody is in charge. and so we've got this terrible feeling at the moment of the puritans in the bbc. now digging more and more into what hugh huw edwards might have done. but the thing is, it was all legal. the police have said they haven't discovered any illegality. this is a man who admitted he was very depressed. did the bbc come and help him? no, they didn't. they abandoned him when it was clear what he had allegedly do. >> that they abandoned him? >> well, we do know because they should have then helped him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was have then helped him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was abandoned.elped him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was abandoned. hised him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was abandoned. his wifen . but >> well, we do know because they

alan yentob doesn't understand news. he doesn't understand current affairs .e doesn't really understand politics. he's a celebrity film maker . and that's celebrity film maker. and that's the real problem. the bbc looks as if nobody's in charge because nobody is in charge. and so we've got this terrible feeling at the moment of the puritans in the bbc. now digging more and more into what hugh huw edwards might have done. but the thing is, it was all legal. the police have said they haven't discovered any illegality. this is a man who admitted he was very depressed. did the bbc come and help him? no, they didn't. they abandoned him when it was clear what he had allegedly do. >> that they abandoned him? >> well, we do know because they should have then helped him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was have then helped him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was abandoned.elped him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was abandoned. hised him . but >> well, we do know because they sh(was abandoned. his wifen . but >> well, we do know because the