Calls for John Yates to Resign over Phone Hacking

The transcript discusses the phone hacking scandal involving Prince William, highlighting the initial investigation led by John Yates, which concluded without further action due to overlooked evidence. It critiques Yates for not reviewing crucial documents that could have revealed more victims. The text also provides historical context on police corruption investigations, such as Operation Countrymen and the Stephen Lawrence inquiry. It warns of potential scandal escalation if evidence of hush money surfaces, emphasizing the need for thorough investigation and accountability.

What was the conclusion reached by John Yates regarding the need for further investigation into the phone hacking case?

What did John Yates admit about his review of Glenn Mulcaire's notes?

What historical context did John Yates provide regarding Scotland Yard's past investigations?

How did John Yates characterize the failings in the phone hacking scandal?

What implications did John Yates suggest if evidence of hush money were to be found?