Wiretapping scandal boundless: Ex-Prime Minister Brown spied

Wiretapping scandal boundless: Ex-Prime Minister Brown spied

The wiretapping scandal in the UK uses will continue to spread. Not only Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, but also the former prime minister Gordon Brown said to have been spied on. And this is not already set by the "News of the World" but the "Sunday Times" – also a leaf out of the realm of Rupert Murdoch.

The scandal surrounding the interception of celebrities andCrime victims in Great Britain widens after the cessation ofNewspaper "News of the World" appeared on other leaves off. The BBCpublished information indicating that the "Sunday Times"illegal information on the former prime minister Gordon Brown procuredshould have. The reporters were interested both Brown’s bank accounts as well as the health of his family. As the "Guardian" reported, Brown was ten years in the sight of the group. The "Sunday Times" as part of the "News of the World"media mogul Rupert Murdoch of the Group.

were allegations have been raised previously, that the telephonesthe British heir to the throne, Prince Charles and his wife Camilla buggedshould have been. In addition, members of the royalSecurity apparatus bribed. The police said the Palace on Mondaywith.

Meanwhile, Murdoch has

in poker for the billion-dollarComplete takeover of British TV company BSkyB another cardplayed. In order to reduce the political influence measure, it withdrew its offerback to hive off the news channel Sky News from the acquisition package.Thus culture minister Jeremy Hunt had the deal for detailed examination of theUK Competition Commission to give. A decision on a political levelis thus hardly möglich.Nach information Hunts will take the exam by the Cartel six months. It allows the government at least to freeze the controversial takeover first.

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