Press: Hacking: everyone was at it

Posted: 13 Jul 2011 @ 00:00

by Andrew Brown

WE ARE reaching the point quite fast where anyone who has not been hacked by News International will be asked by journalists what was wrong with them that they are so dull and uninteresting. After that, everyone will know that they have something to hide, and spontaneous mobs, grunting about paedophilia, will burn them out of their homes.

I don’t think there is any point right now in making predictions, since any that have been made over the past week or so (including those in my ...

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Wed 22 May 13 @ 20:21
'St Mary Magdalene Church, Greenlaw Street open this evening for those who want to pray and reflect on this tragic incident.' #Woolwich

Wed 22 May 13 @ 20:19
Bishop of Woolwich comments on this afternoon's suspected terror attack: http://t.co/R9HP3xKvOo