crohn and mr. miler informed us that they decided to settle mr. taylor's claim based upon the advice received from the company's external legal advisers. was this advice received from farra and coe, slifrolicitors? >> they have done work for us. i don't know which external counsel they engaged on that. >> did you see whether it was from them or anyone else? >> no, the advice that i had was oral from mr. miler and mr. crohn. >> and what was the advice. >> as i described. >> it simply to settle? >> and that outside legal advice had been taken with respect to the quantum of damages that were expected. that their advice was that the case would be lost and that their advice was that in the absence of any new evidence, certainly no new evidence was made aware to me, in the absence of any new evidence to this, this was simply a matter that was due to events that came to light in 2007 and before i was there and this was a matter -- and the police as well had closed their case and said there was no new evidence here. so the context of it was that it was ab

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in the case of tom crohn, tom's title was "news international" leading manager, and as mr. sheridan pointed out, it was not just journalists, but many people to find jobs for. in the case of thomas, i explained he predominantly for the last few years had worked for the legal manager of "news of the world," and in fact, the legal teams he worked on all of the other newspapers, so that's the current situation with tom. >> can i just ask you about nevil neville, and did you know that when you were editor of "news of the world" that he was a somebody who was an informant to the police? >> no. >> you didn't know that he was an informant to the police? >> no. is that true? >> well, it is in the "evening standard" and they quoted -- they have quoted court reporters dated back to 2000 when he said himself after a case that the police were very interested about the type of intelligence i was coming up with that was revealed in court and the judge said it was a substantial volume of information and it was extremely useful to the police. it says also that sources close to him, and thi

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first time a nato member has owned up to the airlifting arms to the country since the campaign began crohn's insists the framework of the resolution are lousy all means for protecting peaceful civilians something russia calls an abuse of the vague wording of the document. doesn't see the person lucia nine hundred seventy three contains chapter four which allows anyone to do anything this very chapter was the cause of our problems with the mandate in all other aspects we support it and as we have warned now we're facing rather unpleasant situations when it can be interpreted in most different ways i think moscow and paris and other u.n. security council members are interested for the body to release concise documents to the international law does not need to put up with ambiguity. here with our to you live from moscow greece has banned a humanitarian aid flotilla destined for gaza from leaving its ports and arrested one of the captains the authorities accuse the vessels with hundreds of activists on board of departing without permission campaigners have suggested that the greek government cav

i simply don't -- >> did tom crohn. >> i simply can't speak for them. >> stewart cutner? >> the same goes, i simply can't speak for them. >> and rebekah brooks? >> i simply cannot speak for their knowledge. i know that mrs. brooks when she was chief executive of this was one of the people who brought it to my attention, as a new thing. >> just to finish off this questioning, i'm just going to wrap up, but we're left now but you having looked into this affair and having cooperated with the police, cannot tell us who lodged the file with the law firm, who was aware of its contents and who, who, who kept you from being in full possession of the facts, evidence that is clearly now being submitted to the police, but clearly contradicts all the assurances that you were given not in one but in two select committee inquiries. that's frankly, i hope you'd agree, unsatisfactory. >> i can say that the company at the time engaged an outside law firm to review a number of these e-mails. they were provided to the law firm as i understand it. they were reviewed and an opinion was issued

why is that not the same for tom crohn? you said his job no longer existed that news of the world. why is -- why have you not found a job for him? >> there were some people that didn't want a job. in the case of tom krohn. his title was news international legal manager. he was as mr.shir -- as mr. hers mr. sheridan pointed out, he worked as the legal manager for the news of the world and the legal teams on all the other newspapers. so that was the current situation with tom. >> can i just ask you about nevelle thurback. did you know that he was a -- somebody who was an informer to the police? >> no. >> you didn't know he was a police informer. >> no. is that true? >> it many in the evening standard. they quoted -- they quote a court report dated back to 2000 when he said himself after a case that the police were very impressed about the type of intelligence i was coming up with that was revealed in court and the judge said it was a substantial volume of information that was extremely useful to the police. it says sources people right at top of new news international we aware of his

. >> tom crohn said that he did not know why he left the newspapers. can you clarify why he was asked to leave after 26 years of service? >> last week, -- two weeks ago, i guess, "news of the world" published its last newspaper. the company believed, and the management of the company believed, that it was time to part ways. i was not involved in the direct discussions with ham, and i cannot comment on their nature or content. >> there was a story last week that news international subsidized coulson's wages after he left? >> i have no knowledge of his wages after he left the company's employment. >> are you aware of the term "willful blindness?" >> do you care to elaborate? >> it is a term that came up in the enron scandal. it states that if there is knowledge that you could have had and should have had but chose not to have, you are still responsible. >> mr. standards -- sanders, is there a question? >> are you aware of that phrase? >> no. >> now you are. >> we were not ever guilty of that. >> when we had an inquiry in 2009, the evidence given by news