News of the World Closes, But Hacking Scandal Continues
19:20 - Thursday 07 July 2011 - In Categories UK News, UK Videos
As speculation mounts that News International is already planning to launch the Sun on a Sunday as an alternative newspaper to replace the News of the World, the phone-hacking scandal surrounding the publication continues.
In the video below, former News of the World journalist Paul McMullan reveals how his immoral acts led the daughter of Trading Places actor Denholm Elliot (above) to commit suicide in 2003.
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