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THE News of the World's former chief reporter broke his silence over the phone-hacking scandal yesterday to insist he played "no part" in the matter that led to his sacking.
Sunderland-born Neville Thurlbeck, 49, was fired by News International earlier this month after being arrested in April on suspicion of conspiring to intercept voicemails while working at the now-defunct Sunday tabloid. He issued a strongly worded statement in which he vowed to fight his unfair dismissal claim "to the end".See the full content of this document
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; North East Journalist Speaks Out
Mr Thurlbeck's alleged role in the scandal has been closely scrutinised since details emerged of a June 2005 email ...
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