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I don't know as I said before on this thread, Cameron is being seen by many as dragging his heels on this one,even people who cannot stand Ed Miliband are saying he is saying the right things.

The Conservative party has rumblings in it against Cameron, they are worried about this one,they know only too well how scandals destroyed them in 1997.
I think Cameron has a hard road ahead unless he grasps the whole thing and ensures that Murdoch's bid for full control of BSkyB is blocked for the time being, that he gets these inquiries up and running faster than he seems to want to and that he really starts to massively distance himself from the Murdoch papers and empire.

The Lib Dems, with their itchy feet, could well be crucial too in whether Cameron rides out the storm that's brewing.
So much still to be made known, Police investigations seen to be at best a farce, it's not a good time to be seen as a friend of the Murdochs.

A lot of people and growing by the day, I have spoken to or know of, are not impressed at all with Cameron's response to this issue and if Coulson is in really deep trouble then Cameron has a very hard road ahead indeed.

He is still not high in the polls, barely where he was at best in 2010 at the election,the Conservative backbenchers and the 1922 committee will not be impressed if this scandal seems to take them down further.They will blame Cameron for that.