I can't get much out of that except garbled and nonsensical paranoia and that it seems apparent she did know that SP was hacked weeks before she "found out" yesterday.Say I had seen these allegations, had no idea if they weren't true, but put in my resignation and said: "Fine … I'm sick of this crisis. Someone's made an allegation against me that I've no idea if it's true and no one knows if it's true but because it's me and because it's the usual, y'know, Guardian/BBC witch-hunt I'll go." Right? Say I did that, do you think then, who would have carried the can for the dead soldiers, the 7/7 victims, Sara Payne and all the other alleged claims that came out?
What can happen next - I reckon they will find kiddie porn on Brooks' computer.
Not as far as I'm aware - I guess she'll say that she "misspoke" or was referring to rumours about SP or some other bollocks but when she does I won't believe her."That's an extraordinary clanger. Did she try and 'correct' that at the time...?"
From Rebekah Brooks' speech announcing the closure of the NOTW - before it came out that Sarah Payne had been hacked.
I can't get much out of that except garbled and nonsensical paranoia and that it seems apparent she did know that SP was hacked weeks before she "found out" yesterday.
Mulcaire has released a statement saying that he didn't act unilaterally. Maybe if he'd said that a few years back everyone would have been saved a lot of trouble.
!"In February 2008, he appeared on Radio 4's Today programme and claimed the News of the World was a "watchdog" which guarded against corruption among those in positions of power."