The stories emerged almost simultaneously. Shortly before the election, the Fleet Street grapevine learned that the New York Times had sent a team of Pulitzer prize-winning reporters to London to produce what it hoped would be the definitive account of the phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World. Days later an equally intriguing story started to circulate in Westminster. The night of the third televised leaders' debate, William Hague had shared a twin room – the "Moet et Chandon", no...
Full Story: The Observer
