Phone-hacking: New York Times won’t co-operate with police

7 September 2010, 5:22 pm

The New York Times has refused to co-operate with British police looking into allegations of phone-hacking made by the newspaper last week, a senior officer said yesterday. Related Stories Rogue landlords 'harassing tenants' Happy people 'give more to charity' Snooker ace Higgins innocent of con: agent Vicar ‘tried to rape schoolgirl in church hall office’ Thug boasted of ‘killer punch’ before ...... Read More »

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