Phone hacking: police make further arrest Police from Operation Weeting investigating phone hacking at the News of the World have arrested a man at his home. Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Detectives to question 35-year-old man on conspiracy to intercept voicemail messages reddit this Sandra Laville, crime correspondent guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 7 September 2011 09.19 BST [...]
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People who were abroad over the last 10 days will return to a different country from the one they left. England has been changed, perhaps permanently, by what has happened. The confidence we had in the basic success of our society was shattered, together with the idea that we could always muddle through, getting more [...]
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UK: Protesting, Rioting and Looting Are Not All Equal This is a guest post by Hannah. Hannah is a writer and activist in sunny London town. She blogs about gender, disability, and whatever else is sticking in her teeth, over at give the feminist a cigarette. The top story here in the UK has been the [...]
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