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Leading article: The depths of this scandal are becoming clear
www.independent.co.uk
[Independent] - In recent days we have had the extraordinary sight of the Director of Public Prosecutions, Keir Starmer, writing a public letter to contradict an earlier missive by John Yates, the police officer formerly in charge of the hacking case, about the legal
Guardian: Ripa and the phone-hacking investigation
[The Guardian] - It is regrettable that John Yates has taken one sentence of my evidence to the culture, media and sport committee out of context (Letters, 12 March). The position is as I set out in some detail in a letter to the home affairs select committee.
Guardian: Phone hacking: Panorama to name sixth journalist in News of the World scandal
[The Guardian] - In a letter published in the Guardian, Starmer accuses the assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan police John Yates of quoting him out of context in attempting to justify evidence which he has given to two parliamentary select committees.
Senior Met officer 'should face MPs over phone hacking'
www.independent.co.uk
[Independent] - Three members of the Commons media select committee urged Acting Deputy Commissioner John Yates to testify before them to clear up concerns about his previous evidence on the scandal. Chris Bryant, a former minister, had accused the officer of
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