NOT for nothing is it known as the gutter press. The all e gations that the News of the World, Britain's biggest Sunday newspaper, broke into the voicemail of a murdered teenage girl, is a stain on the newspaper and on News International, its own er. But the stench is much more widespread. As new allegations of lawbreaking surface, journalism itself is reeking. So are Britain's politicians and especially its police.
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