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"Phone hacking: first serving national newspaper editor arrested
Sunday People editor James Scott among four ex-Sunday Mirror journalists, including former editor Tina Weaver, arrested over alleged phone hacking in 2003-2004."


"Sunday People editor, James Scott,
has become the first serving newspaper
editor arrested over alleged phone hacking,
relating to his time at the Sunday Mirror
a decade ago.
Scott was one of four former
Sunday Mirror senior journalists arrested
in dawn raids on Thursday
on suspicion of conspiracy to intercept
voicemail messages. Tina Weaver,
the ex-Sunday Mirror editor who is
seven months pregnant, was also arrested
on Thursday morning.
The other two were Nick Buckley,
the deputy Sunday People editor,
and Mark Thomas, the former People editor,
who also both formerly worked for the Sunday Mirror.
All four were bailed to return to various
London police stations on various dates in
April late on Thursday afternoon.
The Metropolitan police said the alleged
conspiracy mainly concerned the
Trinity Mirror-owned Sunday Mirror
between 2003 and 2004 as it announced
a fresh element of its major phone hacking inquiry.
The four were all arrested by detectives
from Scotland Yard's Operation Weeting
inquiry into alleged phone-hacking.
They are being interviewed at police
stations and officers are searching
a number of properties, Scotland Yard said."



http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/ma...hacking-claims


Omah why not report on this
its not just the Sun etc.
Left Wing Papers as well.


Sign of the Times