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

Conspiracy!

Also, "oh, I'll pop on a plane this afternoon"

For those who havent seen it already, there is a very interesting piece in the latest Eye (issue 1314) about the connection between Labour, News International, and Michael Gove.

The Sun don't have a wonderful record with reporting facts, but giving away Euro 2012 stickers of Rio Ferdinand when he's been quite publically dropped by Hodgson from the squad is a pretty big oversight from a paper that's "the voice of football".

If we take wonderful as meaning astonishing then they probably do.

I always wondered when I saw it.

Interesting:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/may/17/harold-evans-leveson-murdoch-times

More temporary alzheimers from murdoch:

and good testimony on how little editorial interference there was from Murdoch:

which seems direct evidence that Murdoch has lied to Leveson - as I recall he made his standard claim that he didn't affect editorial decisions (hoho).

wasn't quite sure what was meant by the last line in this though, at the end of the piece:

Reading it just now I took it to mean that some, or someone, felt Evans was ranting - but were/was polite.

I thought he was flattering him, meself

Yes those were the two possible meanings I'd picked up - also with they listened 'patiently' to him.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...e-prosecutor-was-victim-of-tabloid-sting.html

ffs is there noone she hasn't pissed off

Time will soon tell if it is a genius, long term insurance policy.

i think it tells us immediately that they've got a good team, but that they're already scrabbling to grab something anything for lack of other good stuff to keep quiet and confident about.

No chance of even getting a Judicial Review - feed any Application in the shredder:

But I'm sure the Telegraph enjoyed finally having a story to report on the broader subject. No one much else for her to leak it to, I suppose.

The legal system isn't as pliable as the rest.

By Christopher Hope, Senior Political Correspondent....don't reckon it was her, more likely one her neighbours political friends

Looks pretty desperate to me.

Prediction (evens only): a drip of irrelevant claims of bias and improper procedure right through to the opening of proceedings.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/may/18/leveson-hunt-smith-michel-evidence

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18144837

Jeremy Hunt in more shit. To be investigated for undisclosed donations from (unnamed) media firms.
The cunt is so blatantly corrupt. Why is he still in a job?

If he rides this one out he is pure Teflon isn't he?

It's a fairly weak accusation in itself, it's only in the context of everything else going on that it's particularly newsworthy.

This Jeremy Hunt malarkey is a rather interesting vignette all of itself; first James Murdoch stitches him up under oath, then Mrs Wade finds an incriminating email - this in relation to their self-proclaimed "cheerleader", now some no-name Labout MP is fed low grade info from God knows where.

Hunt's been thrown under the bus so many times he should get an Oyster Card.

I suppose it's all to do with News Int. desire to bridge Disco Dave's firewall (and watch him slowly burn), but it is interesting to see the game slowly unfolding.

mccabe hasn't necessarily been fed anything - it looks like he's (or someone has anyway) just been cross referencing vaisey's disclosures against hunt's.

yeah right.

lol Mandelson moaning about bullying, he isn't exactly a fan of Yates

Media firms named here - Tory scum ad agency M&C Saatchi, New Labour loving DDB and the nauseating Groucho Club. Three and a half grand undeclared. Hardly a major scandal, though the dread image of Jeremy Cunt and his tories networking at smarmy media events is one that will haunt me down the years. GUILTY!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2012/may/03/jeremy-hunt-failed-declare-media-donations

I'm still going for the 'alien head in search of a body' that I liked upthread, seeing as how all reasonable explanations don't seem to be up to the job.

Way, way back on pages 12 and 13 the Daniel Morgan case was mentioned at some length....it's popped up on the news again today.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18144543

Surely as fuck this will get the coward mainstream journos onto this? Right?

Well it was on BBC T.V. breakfast news in between the bit about 'The Voice' and 'The Weather', if that counts.

All roads lead to the very troubling Alex Marunchak ...

The South London Press did a lot on this case and kept it fresh in South Londoners minds.

christ! talk about the never-ending story....and they've STILL got it slightly wrong: a fourth man, James Cook, was also charged (and nonce fillery charged with conspiracy to pervert etc).