Piers Morgan 'unaware' of hacking

Former tabloid editor Piers Morgan today told the Leveson inquiry that he “did not believe” he had listened to illegally-obtained voice messages.

Piers Morgan 'unaware' of hacking
Tue, 20 Dec, 2011 - 19:19

Former tabloid editor Piers Morgan today told the Leveson inquiry that he “did not believe” he had listened to illegally-obtained voice messages.

Mr Morgan, who was editor of the News of the World and the Daily Mirror, told the inquiry that “ethical considerations” were “interwoven” into his work.

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