Published Date: 10 July 2011
The News of the World phone-hacking scandal is set to run and run, which is bad news not just for Rupert Murdoch and David Cameron. Who will end up paying the price, and what exactly will that be, asks our political editor
DANIEL Morgan's body lay slumped next to his BMW in the car park of the Golden Lion pub in south London. The private investigator, originally from Wales, had been murdered, an axe embedded in his skull. It was March 1987, and the start of a tortuous and failed police investigation into a brutal killing which, to this day, has never been solved. And, bizarrely, it is the start of a episode which, last week, culminated in one of the biggest scandals in modern British history, leading to the downfall of its biggest-selling newspaper, the arrest of a key figure at the heart of government and – this weekend – poses a major question mark over the future of the country's Prime Minister. read more...
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