Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Thankyou

daught (sic) :-)

Your not an english teacher are you lol.

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Perhaps, he was playing chess.

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You win that one Fred

Can't remember!

Was A Coulson in charge of Data collection for Cameron and the party, or was he just an honest "Communications Officer"?

I would like to have information on the collection of information by "our" security services etc.

Perhaps, the information being collected is as hollow information as that on WMD.

I hope that the "Judge" in charge of any "enquiry" is a little better than the "Butler enquiry" and not parachuted into for political needs,

I wonder if George and Dave's families have share in Sky B. and the hold up is so they can dump their holdings?

Just an unpleasant thought.

This Sunday's issue of the News of the World will be the last edition of the paper, News International chairman James Murdoch says.

I hear they are going to print the sun on Sunday. Will page 3 be allowed. lol

'Free to Read' Statements from Rupert Murdoch (News Corporation Chairman), Colin Myler (News of the World Editor) and Rebekah Brook (News International CEO):

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/notw/public/nol_public_news/1346205/Statement-from-Rupert-Murdoch.html

(No Registration or Subscription is required)

A statement also from James Murdoch (News International Chariman):

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14070822

in which he says:

...."This Sunday will be the last issue of the News of the World. Colin Myler will edit the final edition of the paper.

"In addition, I have decided that all of the News of the World's revenue this weekend will go to good causes.

"While we may never be able to make up for distress that has been caused, the right thing to do is for every penny of the circulation revenue we receive this weekend to go to organisations - many of whom are long-term friends and partners - that improve life in Britain and are devoted to treating others with dignity.

"We will run no commercial advertisements this weekend. Any advertising space in this last edition will be donated to causes and charities that wish to expose their good works to our millions of readers.

"These are strong measures. They are made humbly and out of respect. I am convinced they are the right thing to do."

(More at the link)

Hear No10 is in turmoil.

Trying to make a decision over SKy B and getting it right.

Frightened of the Murdock press giving them the thumbs down.

They need some good PR agent!

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Whoops!

You have ago at my spelling. Have you got the shakes, posting everything twice.

You beat me to it

Looks like Fred's been hacking Dave Cameron's mobile . . . often wondered how he knew what's going on in No 10.

You are slowing up.

He Would not know where to start.

Interesting to watch.

I think Cameron would like to say yes to the SKY B take over to Murdock, but if the Cameron government says yes then the "free" press, Media and the electorate, will lynch him.

If he says NO, then the "Murdock2 press will scalp Cameron over the period he hangs on as PM. (Clegg for PM. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAH)

Interesting, now that the News of the World is closing, I can see some defensive revelations coming from the employees.

Fascinating, could be the basis for a computer game or "board" game called "Decision Making".

When one plans deception, get it right!

Fred
As you are so keen on picking people up on their spelling, it is Murdoch and NOT Murdock!

I think he will still take over the company that is spelt BSKYB and NOT SKY B.

His other newspapers such as The Times don't have any problems. And it was not Murdoch that was hacking. Hacking does seem somewhat of an extreme description of what took place. Someone just played back some voicemail messages. The only ones that are at all serious are the ones relating to what were ongoing crime investigations.

Various celebreties have each had 100,000 or so in damages for the hacking. I wonder if the 'NOW' will compensate all the other ordinary people. I doubt it.