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Topping, Peter (1989), Topping: The Autobiography of the Police Chief in the Moors Murder Case: p. 143.If these claims prove to be true then the intrusion into the private lives of bereaved families would be an outrageous breach of trust and I would strongly condemn anyone involved. Our armed forces and their families rightly deserve the respect and support of the nation particularly when their loved ones have made the ultimate sacrifice. Lady Rawlings replies that there are sufficient safeguards in place. Royall says that is the wrong answer and the secretary of state has discretion to suspend the process.

Inside the Company, we set up a Management and Standards Committee that is working on these issues and that has hired Olswang to examine past failings and recommend systems and practices that over time should become standards for the industry. We have committed to publishing Olswang's terms of reference and eventual recommendations in a way that is open and transparent. We have welcomed broad public inquiries into press standards and police practices and will cooperate with them fully. Investors must ask themselves whether they are in a position to make an informed vote on the proposed takeover. Miliband made the case for just one public inquiry to be conducted, led by a judge, with powers to compel witnesses and a remit that covered all the main issues to do with practices in the newspaper industry and the relationship between the police and newspapers. Brown, Jonathan (3 June 2003). "The award-winning 'fake sheikh' who terrifies the rich and famous". The Independent. London . Retrieved 10 September 2023. To ask HMG, in the light of the loss of public and commercial confidence in News International and the imminent closure of the consultation period, whether they will suspend consideration of News Corporation's bid to takeover BSkyB.Commenting on the closure in 2011 of the newspaper against which he had led protests 44 years earlier, Farren was in triumphant mood: I cannot accept for a moment that at the top of the company, Mr Murdoch - certainly Rebekah Brooks - didn't know what was going on. Roy Greenslade Press Gang: How Newspapers Make Profits From Propaganda, London: Pan, 2004 [2003], p. 395. Simon Hughes, the Liberal Democrat deputy leader, has said he will ask Ofcom to exercise its right to assess whether the directors of News Corp were "fit and proper" to take full control of BSkyB.

Yesterday TV presenter Martin Lewis explained why he would not quit the paper in similar terms to Wooton, but he added this this an hour ago: There will be no adverts in Sunday's edition and any money already received will be donated to good causes. It remains to be seen whether Mr Murdoch's words will be matched by a genuine attempt to get to the truth. In January 2010, Norwich City Football Club started legal proceedings against the News of the World after they published an article, "Canaries on Brink" on 24 January 2010 claiming that the club had begun the processes of going into administration. [72] It indicates to me a major indication of guilt and fact that News International could not sustain the overturning of a stone and all that would have crawled out from underneath it.MPS Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers, said: "We recognised the gravity of this case from the outset and involved the IPCC at the first opportunity. I strongly believe in and welcome independent oversight, especially in a case such as this, where public confidence in the police is seriously at risk." Miliband said that all politicians had "lessons to learn" about their relationships with Rupert Murdoch. Now it was important for them to "come out and speak the truth without fear and favour".