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ippe Naughton
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Andy Coulson was arrested this morning on suspicion of corruption and phone hacking. Clive Goodman, the former royal reporter for the News of the World has also been arrested. David Cameron announced a judge-led inquiry into phone-hacking today as the scandal deepened. The Prime Minister turned on Rebekah
Cameron statement Murdoch statement BSkyB's share price Reaction to closure Andy Coulson has been arrested over corruption and phone hacking Stefan Wermuth/Reuters 1 of 20 Clive Goodman has been jailed for phone hacking: he has now been arrested over corruption Peter Nicholls for The Times 2 of 20 The Prime Minister at his news conference today in which he said Ms Brooks should have resigned Getty 3 of 20 Rupert Murdoch after buying the News of the World in 1969 The Times 4 of 20 Rebekah Brooks, chief executive of News International, outside the company offices AP 5 of 20 The paper will publish its last edition on Sunday Rex 6 of 20 The paper broke numerous memorable scoops News Group 7 of 20 This exclusive on Sven-Goran Eriksson was published on January 2006 News Group 8 of 20 This edition was published in August 2003 News Group Newspapers 9 of 20 This story on Soham murderer Ian Huntley in his prison cell was from June 2003 News Group Newspapers 10 of 20 Campaigns to help service personnel were prominent (this in March 2003) News Group 11 of 20 This on the murdered schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in August 2002 News Group Newspapers 12 of 20 This on Prince Harry's alleged drug use in January 2002 News Group 13 of 20 The News of the World edition after the September 11, 2001, attacks News Group 14 of 20 One of the most famous campaigns was 'For Sarah' - a campaign to identify suspected paedophiles Fiona Hanson/PA 15 of 20 The news of Barrymore's arrest was in June 2001 News Group 16 of 20 Two sensational front pages - on Lord Archer (1986) and Princess Diana (1995) News Group 17 of 20 An exclusive on the Great Train Robbery in August 1963 News Group 18 of 20 An exclusive on Christine Keeler, at the centre of the Profumo scandal of 1963 News Group 19 of 20 The first ever News of the World, which is 168 years old News Group Newspapers 20 of 20

David Cameron questioned the future of senior News International executives today as he sought to get a grip on the hacking scandal that has claimed the News of the World, exposed police failings and raised questions of his own judgement. In a hastily-arranged news conference at Downing Street, Mr Cameron said News International, which publishes The Times, had more to do to explain itself. He said Rebekah Brooks, chief executive of News International, should no longer be in her job, a marked toughening of his stance towards someone with whom is a friend. “It has been reported that she offered her resignation over this. And in this situation, I would have taken it.” He also said that James Murdoch, the deputy chief operating officer, chairman and chief executive of News Corporation’s International division, had questions to answer about his role in au Analysis: Cameron playing catch-up

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BSkyB’s share price tumbled today as City investors predicted that its planned takeover by News Corporation would be mired in delays and could ultimately fail. Shares in the satellite broadcaster fell almost 5 per cent, losing 39.5p to 772.5p before midday as Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary, made clear that he would take “as long as is needed” to decide whether or not to clear the deal. Shares also dropped in the wake of David Cameron’s call for Rebekah Wade, the chief executive of News International, to quit following the News of the World’s spiralling phone hacking scandal. More than £500 million has been wiped off the value of BSkyB’s market value since this week’s fresh revelations about the tabloid’s alleged hacking targets. News Corporation, the parent company of The Times, is aiming to buy the 60.9 per cent share of BSkyB that it does not already own but has met fierce resistan
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