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Newspaper Braced For Hacking Pay-Out


The News of the World's publisher is preparing to pay out millions of pounds after admitting liability for intercepting the voicemails of eight public figures including actress Sienna Miller.

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由quanyingbao19在 整理的参考文本：
They’ve said sorry and offered compensation to some, but for News International, the phone hacking scandal isn’t going away. Today, many want to know why the apology didn’t come sooner as police investigation continues to delve into the saga.

In the statement, they said “The News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria. It’s now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowledge our actions then were not sufficiently robust. ”

Lawyers for News International are now dealing with compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims. But there are caveats say it only covers cases from 2004 to 2006. And the paper says they’ll fight any claim it believes lacks merits. It’s understood that at least 8 people are now in line for payment included in those eight are: Tessa Jowell, Sienna Miller, Andy Gray, and assistants who worked for John Prescott and Max Clifford.

News International’s announcement yesterday has now opened up the floodgate, they put their hands up. So apart from the 8 people named, who will be looking to get a vast sum of money in compensation. Loads of others will now come out because so many people are outspoken to believe their phones have been hacked. Not by News International, many of them, but by other newspapers.

Only this week, Ian Edmondson, the papers’ former news editor, and Neville Thurlbeck, his chief reporter were arrested. They’ve been now released on police bail.

As the team in Scotland Yard continues to sift again through thousands of documents, this latest admission raises questions about how far criminal charges could stretch.

“I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account, if the police can prove the people have committed criminal offences. Then we should be seeing more people go to prison.”

John Prescott is among those calling for the takeover of BSkyB by News International’s parent group News Corp to be halted until police have concluded their investigation. There’s bound to be a split reaction to yesterday’s apology. The cynical will question the timing and motive. Other victims may be slightly mellowed. Either way, it’s not the end of the story.



由quanyingbao19在 整理的生词：
delve: v. to search, especially as if by digging, in order to find a thing or information 深入研究；

sift: v./n. to search, especially as if by digging, in order to find a thing or information 筛; sift through 细查；

halt: n./v. (cause sb/sth to) stop temporarily （使某人[某事物]）暂停

split: n./v./adj. being divided or separated 分裂的；

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qumean

Homework
They've said sorry and offered compensation to some,but for news international the phone hacking scandal isn't going away.Today many want to know why the apology didn't come soon as police investiation continued to dell into the sogger.
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News internationals annoucement yesterday is now opened up the flood gates,they put their hands on,so apart from the 8 people name to be looking to get evolve money in compensation.Loads are now come out,so many people I spoke into believe that funds to be hacked ,not by news international, many of them by other newspaper
Only this week,Em ,the papers former news editor,and never failed backet chief for poter were arrested .They've now been released on police bail.
As the team continue to sit again through thousands of documents.This latest admission rises a question but help far  criminal charges could stretch.
I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account if the police can approve the people have committed offences,then we should be seeing more peole go to prison.
John is among those calling for the take-over of a   by news international parent group news court to be halted until police have concluded that investigation.This bounds to be explict reaction to yesterday's apology.The cynical will question a timing emotive,other big teams maybe slightly mellow,either way ,it's not the end of the story

Dulcy

On qumean

They've said sorry and offered compensation to some,but for news national the phone hacking scandal isn't going away.Today many want to know why the apology didn't come sooner as police investiation continues to delve into the sogger.

In a statement,they said news international has decided to approch some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria. It's now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowlodge our actions,then were not sufficiently robust.

Lawyers for news international are now dealing with the compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims,but there are  who only covered cases from 2004 to 2006,and the paper says they'll find any claim it believes lacks merit.It's understood that at least 8 people are now in line for a payment included in those 8 are Tea ci,antigreade and a system who works for JP and Max C.

News internationals annoucement yesterday has now opened up the flood gates,they put their hands on,so apart from the 8 people named to be looking to get evolve money in compensation.Loads of others will now come out, because so many people I spoke into believe that funds to be hacked ,not by news international many of them by other newspapers.

Only this week,Em ,the papers former news editor,and never failed back is chief reporter were arrested .They've now been released on police bail.

As the team continue to sit again through thousands of documents.This latest admission raises a question about how far  criminal charges could strech.

I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account if the police can approve the people have committed criminal offences,then we should be seeing more peole go to prison.

John is among those calling for the take-over of a   by news international to be halted until police have concluded that investigation.This is bound to be explict reaction to yesterday's apology.The cynical will question a timing a motive,other big teams maybe slightly mellow, either way, it's not the end of the story.

scottsco

qumean:
They've said sorry and offered compensation to some,but for News International the phone hacking scandal isn't going away.Today many want to know why an apology didn't come sooner as police investigation continued to delve into the saga.
In a statement,they said News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria.It's now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowlodge our actions,then were not sufficiently robust.
Lawyers for news international are now dealing with the compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims,but there are caveats
who only covered cases from 2004 to 2006,and the paper says they'll find any claim police lacks marriage.It's understood that at least 8 people are now in line for a payment included in those 8 are Tea ci,antigreade and a system who works for and .
News internationals annoucement yesterday is now opened up the flood gates,they put their hands on,so apart from the 8 people name to be looking to get evolve money in compensation.Loads are now come out,so many people I spoke into believe that funds to be hacked ,not by news international, many of them by other newspaper
Only this week,Em ,the papers former news editor,and never failed backet chief for poter were arrested .They've now been released on police bail.
As the team continue to sit again through thousands of documents.This latest admission rises a question but help far  criminal charges could stretch.
I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account if the police can approve the people have committed offences,then we should be seeing more peole go to prison.
John is among those calling for the take-over of a   by news international parent group news court to be halted until police have concluded that investigation.This bounds to be explict reaction to yesterday's apology.The cynical will question a timing emotive,other big teams maybe slightly mellow,either way ,it's not the end of the story

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HW
They have said sorry and offered compensation to some ,but for news international,the phone-hacking scandal isn't going away.Today many want to know why an apology didn't come sooner,but police investigation continues to delve into the saga.

In a statement they said news international has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an adimission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria.It's now apparent that our previous inquries fail to uncover important evidence and we acknowledge our actions then was not sufficiently robust.

Lawyers for news international are now dealing with a compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims,but there are caveat said  they only cover cases from 2004-2006 and the paper says they'll fight any claim it believes lacks merit.

It's understood that at least 8 people are now in line for payment included in those 8 are Tessa Jowell,Sienna Miller,Andy Grey,an assistant who worked for John Prescott and Max Clifford.

News internationals' announcement yesterday has now opened up the floodgate.They put their hands up,so apart from the 8 people named who we looking to get involved of some money for compensation,loads of others will now come out.Because so many I spoke into believed their phones had been hacked, not by news international,many of them,but by the newspapers.

Only this week,Ian Edmondson,the paper's former news editor,and Neville Thurlbeck,his chief reporter,were arrested now be released on police bail.As the team in Scotland not continue to sift again through thousands of documents,its latest admission raises questions about how far criminal charges could stretch.

I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account if the police can approve that people have commited criminal offences,then we should be seeing more people go to prison.

John Prescott is among those calling for the takeover of BSkyB by news internationals' parent group News Call to be halted until police has concluded their investigation. There is bound to be explicit reaction to yesterday's apology,the cynical will question the timing and the motive,other victims may be slightly mellowed.Either way,it's not the end of the story.






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tiramisu-jing

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They've said sorry and offered compensation to some, but for News International, a phone hacking scandal isn't going away. Today many want to know why an apology didn't come sooner as police investigation continues to delve into the saga.
In a statement, they said News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria. It's now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowledge our actions then were not sufficiently robust.
Lawyers for News International are now dealing with the compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims, but there are  ** only covers cases from 2004 to 2006, and the paper says they'll find any claim it believes lacks merit. It's understood that at least 8 people are now in line for a payment included in those 8 are Tessy Gial, Sea and Mila, Andy Gray and an assistant who works for JP and Max Cliffite.
News Internationals’ announcement yesterday has now opened up the flood gates, they put their hands on. So apart from the 8 people named to be looking to get * sums of money in compensation. Loads of others will now come out, because so many people I spoke into believe that funds to be hacked, not by News International many of them, but by other newspapers.
Only this week, Eden Edmonson, the paper’s former news editor, and *,a chief reporter were arrested. They've now been released on police bail.
As the team Scotland Yard continues to sift again through thousands of documents, this latest admission raises a question about how far criminal charges could stretch.
I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account if the police can prove the people have committed criminal offences, then we should be seeing more people go to prison.
John Presco is among those calling for the take-over of big* by News International’s parent group News.co to be halted until police have concluded that investigation. This bound to be explicit reactions to yesterday's apology. The cynical will question a timing of motives, other big teams maybe slightly mellow. Either way, it's not the end of the story.

jianjwang

They said sorry,and offered compensation to some.But for News International, phone hacking scandal is not going away.Today many want to know why the apology didn't come sooner as police investigation continues to dive into the saga.In a statement,they said News International have decided to approach some civil litigants with unreseved apology and admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria.It's now apparent that our prevous inqueries fail to uncover important evidence and we knlowdge our actions ,then  we weren't sufficiently robust.
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News International announcement yesterday has now opened up the fluxgates, they put their hands up.So apart from 8 people name to be looking to get vast sum of money in compensation,lots of others will now come out,because suddently people are outspoken to believe they finally have been hacked,not by News Internation,many of them by other newspapers.
Only this week,Inn Ebison,the paper's former news editor and Navel PhilBack's chief reporter were arrested,they've now been released on police bail.The city xxx yard continue to sift again through thousands of documents,its lastest mission raises question about how far criminal charges could stretch. I think what is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to a court if the police can prove that the  people have committed criminal offensives then we should be saying more people go at present.
John PriceGard is among those,calling for the take over of BSKYBE by News International's parent group News call to be halted untill police have conclude their investigation.In respondance to be a splickal reaction to yesterday's applogy ,the sinicle will question the timeing and motives.Other victim may be slow in mellows.Either way,it's not the end of the story.


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CHP0929

They said sorry and offered conversation to some, but for News Internationalthe phone hackering scandle isn't going away. Today, many want to know why the apology didn't come soon up. and as police investegation continues the deaf into the sogar.
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hjj502

ON Dulcy

They've said sorry and offered compensation to some,but for News the phone-hacking scandal isn't going away. Today many want to know why the apology didn't come sooner as police investiation continues to delve into the saga.


In a statement,they said News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria. It is now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important
evidence and we acknowledge our actions then were not sufficiently robust.


Lawyers for News International are now dealing with the compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims,but there are caveats said only cover cases from 2004 and the paper says they'll fight any claim it believes lacks merit. It's understood that at least 8 people are now in line for a payment included in those are Jowell, Sienna Miller; Andy Gray and a assistant who worked for John Prescott and Max Clifford.

News Internationals' announcement yesterday has now opened up the floodgate.They put their hands up,so apart from the 8 people named who will be looking to get vast sums of some money in compensation. Loads of others will now come out. Because so many I spoke to believed their phones had been hacked, not by News many of them by other newspapers.

Only this week,Ian Edmondson,the paper's former news editor,and Neville
Thurlbeck ,his chief reporter,were arrested now be released on police bail. As the team continue to sift again through thousands of documents, this latest admission raises questions about how far criminal charges could stretch.

I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account if the police can prove that people have commited criminal offences,then we should be seeing more people go to prison.

John is among those calling for the takeover of BSkyB by news internationals' parent group News Call to be halted until police has concluded their investigation. There is bound to be explicit reaction to yesterday's apology,the cynical will question the timing and the motive,other victims may be slightly mellowed.Either way,it's not the end of the story.

candytang91

they've said sorry and offered compensation to some,but for news international the phone hacking scandal isn't going away.today,many want to know why the apology didn't come sooner as plice investigation continued to delve into the saga.

In a statement,they said  news international has decided to approach some civil litigants with unreserved apology and admmision of liability,in cases meeting specific criteria,it's now apparent that all previous inquires failed to uncover important evidence we acknowlege all actions then we were not the insufficently robust.

lawyers for news international are now dealing with the compensation  to settle justifiable claims,but there are cavia only covers  many  cases  from 2004to 2006,and papers says they'll find any claim it believes likes merit.

it's understood that at least 8 people and now in line for payment including those 8:are Tessa Jowell,Sienna Miller,Andy Grey,an assistant who worked for John Prescott and Max Clifford.

the news international's announcement yesterday has now opened up floodgate.they put their hands up,so apart from 8 people named who we looking to get involve  some of the money for compensation,loads of others will now come out,because so many people I spoken to believe that their phones had been hacked,not buy news international many of them,but buy other newspapers.

Only this week,Ian Edmondson,the papers former news' editor and Neville Thurlbeck,his chief reporter,were arrested,they've now been released on police bail.As the team in Scotland Yard cotinue to sift gain through thousands of documents,it's latest admission raises a question about how far the criminal charges could stretch.

I think,what it is important is for individual who broke the law to be held to account if the police can prove the people commit criminal offenses then we should be seen more people go to prison.

John Presco is among those calling for the takeover B sky B by international's parent group news call to be halted until police have conclude their investigation,there is bounce to be explicit reaction to yesterday's apology,the cynical will question the timing and motive ,other victims may be slightly merrowed ,either way ,it would not be the end of the story.

dollytang4501

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They've said sorry and offered compensation to some, but for News International the phone-hacking scandal isn't going away. Today many want to know why the apology didn't come sooner as police investigation continues to delve into the saga.

In a statement, they said News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria. It’s now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowledge our actions then were not sufficiently robust.

Lawyers for News International are now dealing with the compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims, but there are caveats said it only covers cases from 2004 to 2006 and the paper says they'll fight any claim it believes lacks merit. It's understood that at least 8 people are now in line for a payment included in those eight are Tessie Jowell, Sienna Miller; Andy Gray and an assistant who worked for John Prescott and Max Clifford.

News Internationals' announcement yesterday has now opened up the floodgate. They put their hands up, so apart from the 8 people named who will be looking to get vast sums of some money in compensation, loads of others will now come out. Because so many people I spoke to believed their phones had been hacked, not by News International, many of them by other newspapers.

Only this week, Ian Edmondson, the paper's former news editor, and Neville Thurlbeck ,his chief reporter, were arrested have now been released on police bail. As the team continue to sift again through thousands of documents, this latest admission raises questions about how far criminal charges could stretch.

I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account if the police can prove that people have committed criminal offences, then we should be seeing more people go to prison.

John is among those calling for the takeover of BSkyB by news internationals' parent group News Call to be halted until police has concluded their investigation. There is bound to be explicit reaction to yesterday's apology, the cynical will question the timing and the motive, other victims may be slightly mellowed. Either way, it’s not the end of the story.

luzx86

HW
They said sorry and offered compensation to some but for the international phone hacking scandal isn't going away. Today many want to know why the apology didn't come as soon as the police's investigation continued to dell into the //.
In the statement, they said news international has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology  and an admission of liability in case of making specific criteria. It is now apparent that our previous inquires failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowledge our actions then were not sufficiently robust.
Lawyers for news international  are now dealing with compensation scheme to settle just viable claims. But there are // said only covered cases from 2004 to 2006 and papers says they'll find  any claim that's believed lacks merit.
It is understood that at least 8 people are now in line for payment. Included those 8 are Tessa Jowell,Sienna Miller,Andy Grey,an assistant who worked for John Prescott and Max Clifford.
News international announcement of yesterday  has now opened up the floodgate. They put their hands up. So apart from the eight people named to be looking to get vast money in compensation. Loads of others will now come out. Because so many people all spoke into believed that their phones have been hacked. Not buyers of news international, many of them buyers of their news papers.
Only this week, // the paper's former news editor and // chief reporter were arrested. They have not been released on police bail. As the team in Scotland yard continued to sift again 3000 documents that the latest admission raises questions that how far could no charge could stretch.
I think what it is important is for individuals who brought the law to help to account. If the police can prove that people have committed crime offensive, then we should be seeing more people go to prison.
// just among those  calling  for the take over of // by news international apparent group news call to be halted until the police have concluded their investigation. This is bound to be spllite reaction to yesterday's apology. The cynical will question the timing and motives. Other victims may be slowly mellowed.by the way , it is not the end of the story.

latonars

hw


They said sorry and offered compensation to some, but for News International the phone hacking scandal isn't going away. Today many want to know why an apology didn't come sooner as police investigation continues to delve into the saga. In a statement, they said News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria.

"It's now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowledge our actions then were not sufficiently robust."

Lawyers for News International are now dealing with a compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims, but there are caveats that only covers cases from 2004 to 2006, and the paper says they'll fight any claim it believes lacks merit.

It's understood that at least eight people are now in line for payment. Included in those eight are Tessa Jowell, Sienna Miller, Andy Gray and assistants who worked for John Prescott and Max Clifford.

"News International's announcement yesterday is now opened up the floodgate. They put their hands up. So apart from the eight people named who'll be looking to get vast sums of money in compensation. Loads of others will now come out because so many people I've spoken to believe their phones have been hacked not by News International, many of them, but by other newspapers."

Only this week, Ian Edmondson, the paper's former news editor, and Neville Thurlbeck, his chief reporter, were arrested. They've now been released on police bail. As the team at Scotland Yard continues to sift again through thousands of documents, this latest admission raises questions about how far criminal charges could stretch.

"I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be held to account. If the police can prove that people have committed criminal offences, then we should be seeing more people go to prison."

John Prescott is among those calling for the takeover of BSkyB by News International's parent group News Corp to be halted until police have concluded their investigation. There's bound to be a split reaction to yesterday's apology. The cynical will question the timing and motive. Other victims may be slightly mellowed. Either way it's not the end of the story.

Elainewjy

homework

They’ve said sorry and offered compensation to some, but for News International, the phone hacking scandal isn’t going away. Today many want to know why the apology didn’t come sooner as police investigation continues to delve into this org.

In a statement, they said News International has decided to approach some civil litigants with an unreserved apology and an admission of liability in cases meeting specific criteria. It’s now apparent that our previous inquiries failed to uncover important evidence and we acknowledge our actions then were not sufficiently robust.

Lawyers for News International announced dealing with compensation scheme to settle justifiable claims. But there are caveats said it only covers cases from 2004 to 2006 and paper says they will fight any claim believes likes married.

It is understood that at least eight people are now allying for payment includes those eight are: //

News International’s announcement yesterday is now opened up the fluxgate. They put their hands up. So apart from the eight people name to be looking to get some // money in compensation, lots of others will now come out because so many are spoken to believe that their phones have been hacked, not by News International, many of them, but by the newspapers.

Only this week, Em Edmenson, the paper’s former news editor and never fail back his chief reporter will arrest. They’ve now been released on police bail.

As the team, Scotland Yard continue to safety scan through thousands of documents this latest admission raises questions by how far criminal charges could stretch.

I think what it is important is for individuals who broke the law to be how to account if the police can prove the people have committed criminal offences, then we should be saying more people go to prison.  

John is among those calling for the takeover of BSkyB buying News International’s parent Group, News Call to be halted until police have concluded their investigation.

This bound to be a split reaction to yesterday’s apology, the cynical will question the timing and motive, other big teams may be slightly maillot, either way it’s not the end of the story.

SHEILY4373

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