THE SPY PAPERS.

This article provides an overview of the phone-hacking scandal in the UK and the subsequent fallout. It discusses the disclosure of new evidence, including emails and call data, suggesting that the Murdoch company may have engaged in criminal activities to spy on politicians and interfere with gover...

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Publicado en:Prospect no. 328; pp. 12 - 28
Autor principal: DAVIES, NICK
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Publicado: Prospect Publishing Limited Jun2024
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