Reporter 'exposed wrongdoing'

A former News of the World investigative journalist today told an inquiry into press standards in the UK that his work had led to more than 260 “successful criminal prosecutions”.

Reporter 'exposed wrongdoing'

A former News of the World investigative journalist today told an inquiry into press standards in the UK that his work had led to more than 260 “successful criminal prosecutions”.

Mazher Mahmood, who was the defunct newspaper’s investigations editor, told the Leveson Inquiry that his most high-profile inquiry had been into Pakistani cricketers who were subsequently convicted of match-fixing.

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