Ex-Reading MP tells Leveson he was a News of the World target
Published 23 May 2012 18:10
FORMER Reading West MP Martin Salter has given a statement to the Leveson Inquiry into press standards alleging he was targeted by the News of the World (NoW) in a way that "goes beyond what is acceptable".
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The Queen pays tribute to The Chronicle
THE Queen has paid tribute to The Chronicle as she prepares to mark her historic Diamond Jubilee.
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