Proceeding contribution from Rosie Cooper (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 6 September 2010. It occurred during Urgent question on Phone Tapping.
Phone Tapping
The Home Secretary referred earlier to the comments of Assistant Commissioner Yates on the Radio 4 programme this morning. The assistant commissioner also made it clear that the police have relationships with journalists, in this case from the News of the World. Can the Home Secretary tell me who polices that relationship and how we know whether there is any self-interest in the lack of progress on this matter? I appreciate that the Government will not want to get into that, but should the Independent Police Complaints Commission be asked to examine that relationship to ensure that nothing interferes with police matters and with justice being seen to be done?
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- 2010-12
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- Newspaper press Telephone tapping Criminal investigation Journalism Mobile phones Metropolitan Police Surveillance Telephones Coulson, Andy News of the World Goodman, Clive Mulcaire, Glenn
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