The Guardian has claimed private investigator Glenn Mulcaire intercepted messages left by relatives for 13-year-old Milly while she was missing in 2002, and that the NoW deleted some messages it had already listened to when the voicemail facility became full.
Nick Davies, the special correspondent from the Guardian who wrote the story, told the BBC: "This is one of the very few episodes that happened when she [Rebekah Brooks] was editing the paper, and she's clearly going to have to answer some questions about what she knew about what was going on."
She added: "I hope that you all realise it is inconceivable that I knew - or worse - sanctioned these appalling allegations."
It beggars belief. After having Bellfields lawyers advising their client to "go personal" they now have this to contend with
I see that Rebekak Wade or whatever her name is now, is denying any involvement whereas other stories inidicate otherwise. I dont really follow this end of the press but shes struck me before as being a nasty piece of work. We will see whether thats relevant
Noticeable that the hacking was barely mentioned in any of the tabloids. Probably they`ve all been at it and only the NoW has been caught. Also, 2 of them are up in court for contempt today. Truly they are out of control and the gutless politicians stand by and do nothing.
the Guardian will have its own agenda here of course
Will this news affect the sales of the 'News of the World'?
I'm afraid that they might well go up.
I get the times and it has reported this in full. Was quite barbed with comments today too