Hey Reefy and Spide, you feel like singing a few bars with me?
Sung to the tune of "Won't you come home Bill Bailey, won't you come Home"
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Won't you come home, Rupes Baby, won't you come home
You've moaned the whole night long
You'll do the cookin', honey, You'll pay the rent
You know you've done us wrong
You remember that rainy evenin'
you threw us out....with nothin' but a fine tooth comb
Ya, you know you're to blame, now... ain't it a shame
Rupes baby, won't you please come home,
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as you are humming the tune have a little read of this
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On Saturday morning, the police arrested four journalists who have worked for Rupert Murdoch. For a while, it looked as though these were yet more arrests of people related to the News of the World but then it became clear that this was something much more significant.
This may be the moment when the scandal that closed the NoW finally started to pose a potential threat to at least one of Murdoch's three other UK newspaper titles: the Sun, the Times and the Sunday Times.
The four men arrested on Saturday are not linked to the NoW. They come from the Sun, from the top of the tree the current head of news and his crime editor, the former managing editor and deputy editor.
Nothing is certain. No one has been convicted of anything. The four who were arrested on Saturday like the 25 others before them have not even been charged with any offence. But behind the scenes, something very significant has changed at News International.
Under enormous legal and political pressure, Murdoch has ordered that the police be given everything they need. Whereas Scotland Yard began their inquiry a year ago with nothing much more than the heap of scruffy paperwork seized from the NoW's private investigator, Glenn Mulcaire, Murdoch's Management and Standards Committee has now handed them what may be the largest cache of evidence ever gathered by a police operation in this country, including the material that led to Saturday's arrests.
The source....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/jan/29/data-pool-3-sun-arrests-murdoch
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