from milly dowler, that was - from milly dowler, that was incorrect _ from milly dowler, that was incorrectct. i was not the - from milly dowler, that wasl incorrect. i was not the only, from milly dowler, that was - incorrect. i was not the only, i'm sorry, _ incorrect. ! was not the only, i'm sorry, hot— incorrect. i was not the only, i'm sorry. hot the _ incorrect. i was not the only, i'm sorry, not the only _ incorrect. i was not the only, i'm sorry, not the only investigator, | sorry, not the only investigator, not sorry, not the only investigator, hot the — sorry, not the only investigator, hot the only— sorry, not the only investigator, not the onlyjournalist _ sorry, not the only investigator, not the onlyjournalist at - sorry, not the only investigator, not the onlyjournalist at the - sorry, not the only investigator, i not the onlyjournalist at the time investigating _ not the onlyjournalist at the time investigating milly— not the onlyjournalist at the time investigating milly dowler. - not the onlyjournalist at the time investigating milly dowler. do - not the only journalist at

glenn hacked milly dowler's phone and was bunished _ hacked milly dowler's phone and was punished fort he _ world closed. but there is evidence that he was not the only private investigator or the only newspaper that targeted the dowler family. | that targeted the dowler family. i was accused of deleting milly dowler�*s messages, that was incorrect. i wasn't the only investigator, i wasn't the only journalist at that time investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that _ investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you _ investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked - investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked the - feel sorry that you hacked the phones of murders victims? absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents. edi absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents.— i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely _ i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. _ i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it _ i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it wasn't . absolutely hea

i was accused of deleting milly dowler's messages. that was incorrect.estigator, i wasn't the onlyjournalist at that time investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked the phones of murdered victims? absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it wasn't crossing a line? it wasn't instructed that way. he or she wasn't a murdered victim at the time, he said this needs to be hacked or this information needs to be laid back to them. there wasn't time to have a conversation of saying, this is regarding that and can you do that? it was actually, can you turn the number around, can you get the information back, and nothing else matters. it was totally, totally carnage. are you comfortable with the fact that some of your whistle—blowers are criminals and liars? you do have to be careful, for obvious reasons, particularly with private investigators, these were people who were paid to blag, to lie for a living by the newspapers. so, as far as possible, you've always got to make sure that what they say

story about how the news of the world had hacked into the voicemail of the missing schoolgirl, milly dowlerle thing over the edge. rupert murdoch, who runs britain's biggest media company, appeared before mps to answer questions about the phone hacking scandal. i would just like to say one sentence. | this is the most - humble day of my life. thank you. the resulting scandal caused the news of the world to close down. i feel so appalled - by what has happened. murder victims, terrorist victims, who've had their phones hacked, | is quite disgraceful. so, the government reacted by setting up the leveson inquiry. there were the most powerful people in the uk, told to sit in front of a microphone, while the world watched online, and talk about what really goes on in their newsrooms. newspaper executives denied any knowledge of illegal activity. we have only seen unsubstantiated allegations and i have seen no evidence to show me that phone hacking has ever taken place at trinity mirror. did you see this sort of thing going on, mr morgan? - no. are you sure about that? 100%. at the end of the day

story about how the news of the world had hacked into the voice mail of the missing schoolgirl, milly dowlerover the edge.— finally pushed the whole thing over the edge. rupert murdoch who runs britain's _ over the edge. rupert murdoch who runs britain's biggest - who runs britain's biggest media _ who runs britain's biggest media company appeared before mps media company appeared before mps to— media company appeared before mps to answer questions about the phone hacking scandal. | the phone hacking scandal. would the phone hacking scandal. i would just like to say, this is the most humble day of my life. the resulting scandal because the news of the world to close down. i the news of the world to close down. , ., the news of the world to close down. . , the news of the world to close down. ., , _ down. i feel so appalled by what has — down. i feel so appalled by what has happened, - down. i feel so appalled by| what has happened, murder victims, terrorist victims who have had their phones hacked, is quite disgraceful. so have had their phones hacked, is quite disgraceful.— is quite disgrac

and very famously, milly dowler's phone and all the institutions of the state, the checks and balances that were supposed to hold those people to account failed . the police account failed. the police failed, parliament failed . they failed, parliament failed. they didn't do their jobs. failed, parliament failed. they didn't do their jobs . so i guess didn't do theirjobs. so i guess s i mean, at the time it was very frightening and it was very difficult and it was very intense , i guess you could say. intense, i guess you could say. now that press standards at the tabloid end of the operation and the least you could say is i suspect they don't break the law on a daily basis like they appear to do 20 years ago. and but i don't think the full story has been told yet. the last government shelved the second part of the public inquiry that was to look into the corrupt relationship between the police and journalists. we don't know whether there are corrupt police officers still working for the met police force who sold people's private and confidential information to newspapers for profit .

and very famously, milly dowler's phone and all the institutions of the state, the checks and balances that were supposed to hold those people to account failed . the police account failed. the police failed, parliament failed . they failed, parliament failed. they didn't do their jobs. failed, parliament failed. they didn't do their jobs . so i guess didn't do theirjobs. so i guess s i mean, at the time it was very frightening and it was very difficult and it was very intense , i guess you could say. intense, i guess you could say. now that press standards at the tabloid end of the operation and the least you could say is i suspect they don't break the law on a daily basis like they appear to do 20 years ago. and but i don't think the full story has been told yet. the last government shelved the second part of the public inquiry that was to look into the corrupt relationship between the police and journalists. we don't know whether there are corrupt police officers still working for the met police force who sold people's private and confidential information to newspapers for profit .

phones of pubuc jailed for hacking the phones of public figures, including murdered schoolgirl milly dowlery have turned to this former jailbird for advice on crisis management. surely not the best look given his team of supporters want to characterise edwards as the poor tragic victim . huw edwards is tragic victim. huw edwards is not the victim here until all these allegations are denied and proved to be untrue. the status of victimhood exists only for the young person whose drug habit allegedly, allegedly edwards bankrolled with licence fee cash. another victim is the youngster that he allegedly met onune youngster that he allegedly met online who threatening to expose edwards, was apparently sent expletive filled messages, messages verified by the bbc as having come from the star's phone in. what about the beeb employee who alleges that they were sent a private message about their appearance , which about their appearance, which left them with a cold shudder? why was the brilliant victoria derbyshire and the bbc newsnight team invest investigating allegations around huw edwards before t

phones of pubuc jailed for hacking the phones of public figures, including murdered schoolgirl milly dowlerily have turned to this former jailbird for advice on crisis management. surely not the best look given his team of supporters want to characterise edwards as the poor tragic victim . huw edwards is tragic victim. huw edwards is not the victim here until all these allegations are denied and proved to be untrue. the status of victimhood exists only for the young person whose drug habit allegedly, allegedly edwards bankrolled with licence fee cash. another victim is the youngster that he allegedly met onune youngster that he allegedly met online who threatening to expose edwards, was apparently sent expletive filled messages, messages verified by the bbc as having come from the star's phone in. what about the beeb employee who alleges that they were sent a private message about their appearance , which about their appearance, which left them with a cold shudder? why was the brilliant victoria derbyshire and the bbc newsnight team invest investigating allegations around huw edwards before