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Lord Leveson: Second part of phone hacking inquiry may not go ahead

May 2, 2012

The delay caused by the need to await the conclusion of police investigations and possible trials means it will be 'many months, if not longer' before part two of the probe can begin, said Lord Justice Leveson (pictured). full story

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