Now the Daily Star, How many more?

[CHIEF]

Police at the Daily Star, How many more have been at it?

Is The Sun next?

[The Hypno-Toad]

Not much work going on at Associated Newspapers this afternoon.

By all accounts all you can hear is the whirl of harddrives being re-formatted and the grind of shredders.

Unfortuntley what this means is that most of the other tabloids will get away lightly. A lot of their smoking guns will already be rabbit bedding.

[thinfourth2]

Please god let the daily mail go belly up

[Caulkhead]

thinfourth2 said:

Please god let the daily mail go belly up

Immediately after the Mirror.

[V88Dicky]

With only The Express left in existence.

Winner!

[The Hypno-Toad]

V88Dicky said:

With only The Express left in existence.

Winner!

"Di's Phone Hacked From Beyond The Grave. Shock! Horror! Probe!"

In all seriousness, if her name and the events of that weekend in France start coming up on old emails, things could begin to get even more interesting.

[V88Dicky]

The Hypno-Toad said:

"Di's Phone Hacked From Beyond The Grave. Shock! Horror! Probe!"

In all seriousness, if her name and the events of that weekend in France start coming up on old emails, things could begin to get even more interesting.

Were e-mails commonplace back in the mid nineties? I though the interweb only came about a few years beforehand.

[The Hypno-Toad]

V88Dicky said:

The Hypno-Toad said:

"Di's Phone Hacked From Beyond The Grave. Shock! Horror! Probe!"

In all seriousness, if her name and the events of that weekend in France start coming up on old emails, things could begin to get even more interesting.

Were e-mails commonplace back in the mid nineties? I though the interweb only came about a few years beforehand.

Actually not sure but they were hacking both her and Jugears phones at that time. (the tampon incident.)

[Podie]

V88Dicky said:

The Hypno-Toad said:

"Di's Phone Hacked From Beyond The Grave. Shock! Horror! Probe!"

In all seriousness, if her name and the events of that weekend in France start coming up on old emails, things could begin to get even more interesting.

Were e-mails commonplace back in the mid nineties? I though the interweb only came about a few years beforehand.

I was using email in the early 90's and at Uni in '95 it was commonplace.

[StevieBee]

By Monday, all the papers will have gone leaving the opportunity for The Daily Pistonhead

Nominations for columnists and their themes start here!!

Couple to get us started:

Turbobloke - Environmental Correspondent
EricMC - Financial Coloumn

[The Hypno-Toad]

StevieBee said:

By Monday, all the papers will have gone leaving the opportunity for The Daily Pistonhead

Nominations for columnists and their themes start here!!

Couple to get us started:

Turbobloke - Environmental Correspondent
EricMC - Financial Coloumn

Derek Smith - Law Correspondent
The Hypno-Toad - Celebrity Gossip
flemke - Lifestyle Correspondent (well lets face it, we all want his)
Cock Womble - Agony Uncle
Penny-Lope - Beauty tips
slade_alive - Horoscopes

Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Friday 8th July 15:49

[Zod]

All the tabloids must be in the firing line. There's no way the Express, owned by that utter st, Richard Desmond, has clean hands.