Police Under Fire in Phone Hacking Case

The transcript discusses the inquiry into the hacking scandal involving the Metropolitan Police and News International. Senior officers promise a thorough investigation, while public figures express concerns over the initial handling of evidence. New evidence has emerged, leading to further investigations and legal actions by victims. The scandal has resulted in policy changes within News International, with potential implications reaching the top levels of the company.

What assurance did the Metropolitan Police give regarding their investigation?

• They would avoid accountability.

• They would act on rumors and gossip.

• They would ensure a robust and swift investigation.

• They would leave some stones unturned.

What was the main concern of public figures regarding the initial investigation?

• The investigation was too thorough.

• The investigation lacked effectiveness.

• The investigation was based on solid evidence.

• The investigation was too swift.

What did the former Culture Secretary suspect about her mobile messages?

• They were never intercepted.

• They were intercepted again.

• They were intercepted by her phone provider.

• They were intercepted by the police.

What action was taken against Ian Edmondson in relation to the scandal?

• He was promoted.

• He was transferred.

• He was given a warning.

• He was sacked.

What potential outcome is suggested if more people start talking about the scandal?

• The scandal will be forgotten.

• The scandal will be resolved quickly.

• The scandal may reach the top of the company.

• The scandal will have no impact.