Tony Blair's Wife Suing News Corp over Phone Hacking Claims

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Cherie Blair. (Credit: YouTube, GMTV, screenshot)

Tony Blair’s wife Cherie Blair has filed a lawsuit against News Corp. and Glenn Mulcaire, claiming that her phone was hacked, Bloomberg News reported.

Mulcaire was convicted for hacking phones for News of the World in 2007.   The Guardian noted that “it is not known when Cherie Blair is alleged to have been hacked.”

UK politician Tom Watson is quoted as saying that “it is clearly a significant moment in the scandal” if it turns out her phone was really hacked.

We wrote in March 2011 when the UK Express apologized to Blair for an inaccurate report on her.  We also wrote that month about ICorrect.com, a UK site where subjects of bad media reporting can pay to post what they call “corrections” of media reporting on them.

See all our reports on the UK phone hacking scandal here.

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Tony Blair’s Wife Suing News Corp over Phone Hacking Claims

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