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Guardian UKPhone hacking: News International finds 'large caches' of documents
'Many tens of thousands' of items discovered by News of the World publisher that could contain evidence of phone hacking
James Robinson guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 13 September 2011 14.55 BST
The publisher of the News of the World has found "many tens of thousands" of new documents and emails that could contain evidence about the scale of phone hacking at the paper, it has emerged.
News International subsidiary News Group Newspapers' barrister Michael Silverleaf QC told the high court at a pre-trial hearing on Tuesday: "Two very large new caches of documents have been
which the current management were unaware of."
NGN was ordered in the summer to search its internal email system for any evidence that mobile phones belonging to a list of public figures were targeted by the paper.
That search has not been completed, but some documents have already been retrieved, the high court heard. Referring to the emails that NGN has been searching through, Mr Justice Vos told the high court that "there is some important material in what has already been disclosed".
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