|
|
Latest NewsPriest sues for phone hacking17 September 2012Singer Charlotte Church's priest and family friend has sued News Corporation for hacking into his mobile telephone. Lawyers representing Fr Richard Reardon, a priest and prison chaplain from the Archdiocese of Cardiff, say that they have sufficient evidence to prove that investigators working for the news organisation had hacked into the priest's voicemail. Notebooks belonging to Glenn Mulcaire, a private investigator at News Corporation who was jailed in 2007 for illegally accessing mobile-phone messages, reveal that he had listed Fr Reardon as one of a group of "family and friends" connected to the singer. Charlotte Church accepted £600,000 compensation from News International earlier this year. She said that the now-defunct newspaper the News of the World had "harassed" her family.
For other recent bulletins, select from the list here: |
  Latest NewsSt Joseph added to Eucharist prayers Girl Guides drop God from oath Kenny insists on church-state divide New era heralded post-Chávez In this week’s issueArt and the spirit Strictly not for turning A question of conscience Saving the children Rough justice for minorities Don’t look now Well read and well informed Tablet Traveller The Tablet BlogFrancis Davis, guest contributor Hume knew Alan Hopes would one day be bishop Fr Mark Woodruff, guest contributor Anglican patrimony is becoming a reality James Roberts Don't get cynical about the impact of campaigns Geoffrey Chongo, guest contributor The Pope and the redemption of atheists Abigail Frymann
|
3.gif)
