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| Justice - image taken by @peterjukes, lunchtime yesterday. |
Overnight links to reports of yesterday's proceedings:
- Phone-hacking Trial: Ian Edmondson Halted Payments to Glenn Mulcaire a Year before He Was Arrested, Old Bailey Hears - Martin Hickman/David Hencke
- Rupert Murdoch a Bachelor Once More After Ending Marriage to Wendi Deng - Guardian
- Edmondson Extended Mulcaire's Contract, After Initially Stopping Payments - Hacked Off
- Mulcaire's Last Contract and Edmondson's Dismissal - Peter Jukes
- Phone-hacking Trial: The Night Lawyer, the Private Eye and the Emails - The Drum
- News of the World Paid Investigator £200 000 Over Three Years to Trace People, Court Told - Press Gazette
- Phone-hacking Trial Told of Secrecy at the News of the World - Guardian
- Phone-hacking Trial: Investigator 'Called Himself Mr Lemon or Mr Strawberry' - Telegraph
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(to view larger version of the tweets, click on the first and follow the timeline which appears)
(to view larger version of the tweets, click on the first and follow the timeline which appears)
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| Stuart Kuttner |
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| Greg Miskiw |
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| Clive Goodman |
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| Ian Edmondson |
Lunch break.
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Latest links:
- Commentary: Why the Sun is 'Crazed' Over Betrayal of Sources - ExaroNews
- News of the World Paid Rival Newspaper Executive for Information, Court Told - Press Gazette
- BBC News - Hacking Trial: Goodman Warned 'We Could All End up in Jail'
- Phone-hacking Trial: Jail Fears of Royal Journalist Clive Goodman - Independent
- Phone-hacking Trial Hears Goodman Email Saying 'Them, Me, You and the Editor Would All End up in Jail' - The Drum
- Andy Coulson's 'Do His Phone' Email Shown to Jury in Phone-hacking Trial - Guardian
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2:20 p.m:
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| James Weatherup |
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Daisy Dunlop, News International's director of communications, is off to New York to join Robert Thomson's planning and strategy team. In her new job as vice president strategy and planning, Dunlop will be working with Will Lewis and Anoushka Healy, two other ex Wappingites relocating to NY. This will be seen as a just reward for the two years slog as the company's indomitable firefighter-in-chief during the phone-hacking scandal. Dunlop has worked for News International for more than 12 years, including several years for former chief executive Rebekah Brooks, and was highly regarded by her peers and the journalists covering the beat. Day in, day out – night in, night out even – as another phone-hacking revelation broke, another drama in a court room flared up, or another journalist was arrested, Dunlop was always available on the end of the phone, even if it was to offer the all-too-frequent "we won't be commenting".
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