Boris Johnson deputy questioned Met on 'resources' for phone hacking probe

Boris Johnson deputy questioned Met on 'resources' for phone hacking probe

Metropolitan Police Acting Deputy Commissioner, Cressida Dick, tells the Leveson Inquiry that deputy London Mayor Kit Malthouse asked her three times to scale back the phone hacking investigation.

Boris Johnson deputy questioned Met on 'resources' for phone hacking probe

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Police: hacking trial not an attack on press

Phone hackers accused of obstructing police

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Hunt will face code probe

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Met Police pledge 'to assist Leveson inquiry'

Glenn Mulcaire 'had details of witness protection programme'

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The Sun accused of paying thousands to 'corrupt officials'