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Rennie presses for hacking answers Fife Today Scotland's top civil servant and the head of the police's phone-hacking investigation have been asked to reveal whether Scottish Government phones were hacked. First Minister Alex Salmond has so far refused to bow to pressure from opposition parties to ... See all stories on this topic » Fife Today

High School Hacker Ordered to Back to School to Make Amends ABC News (blog) Coyner, who pleaded guilty to hacking into Nye County, Nev., school computers to change his own and other students' grades, was ordered by District Judge Kimberly Wanker to give a speech about what he did and the consequences at Pahrump Valley High ... See all stories on this topic »

Sue Akers: Phone hack police chief to retire BBC News The senior Scotland Yard officer in charge of three linked phone-hacking investigations will retire later this year, the Met has confirmed. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers notified her bosses last autumn that she planned to leave after the ... See all stories on this topic » BBC News

Sue Akers, phone-hacking inquiry head, to retire from Met The Guardian Sue Akers, who has been leading Scotland's Yard investigation into phone hacking, is to retire after the Olympics, the Metropolitan police has confirmed. The Met deputy assistant commissioner has been on the force for 36 years. See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Meet The Disrupt NY 2012 Hackathon Hackers TechCrunch It's been about eight hours since our big Disrupt Hackathon kicked off, and all of our intrepid hackers have been busy letting the code (and the caffeine) fly ever since. I managed to tear a few of them away from their work (these folks are pretty ... See all stories on this topic » TechCrunch

Phone-hacking Met investigator to stand down The Independent The senior Scotland Yard officer leading the investigation into allegations that the Murdoch media empire carried out widespread phone and computer hacking is to stand down from her job after the Olympics. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers ... See all stories on this topic »

Police chief at head of hacking probe is to retire ITN The chief policewoman at the helm of Scotland Yard's long-running investigation into phone hacking, illicit payments and computer hacking will retire this year, the Metropolitan Police has announced. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers will retire ... See all stories on this topic » ITN

Met Police Hacking Cop To Retire ITV News The senior policewoman leading Scotland's Yard investigation into phone hacking is to retire after the Olympics, the Met has confirmed. Dep Asst Comm Sue Akers, who has served on the force for 36 years, is leading three linked inquiries into phone ... See all stories on this topic »

Cruise a victim of hacking? Himalayan Times LONDON: Tom Cruise has claimed in an interview that his mobile phone may have been hacked by journalists working for Rupert Murdoch's News of the World in the past. The Hollywood icon did not elaborate further, but his comments make him by far the ... See all stories on this topic »

Sue Akers, Scotland Yard's Phone Hacking Inquiry Chief, To Retire Huffington Post UK Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers, who has served on the force for 36 years, is in charge of the three linked inquiries into phone hacking, illicit payments and computer hacking. She has also been leading MPS inquiries into the potential ... See all stories on this topic »

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Sue Akers, phone-hacking inquiry head, to retire from Met | UK news ... Senior police officer will leave after London 2012 Olympics, Scotland Yard has announced. www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/.../sue-akers-retire-phone-hacki...

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