There was a brief mention over recent days, during the News of the World Scandal, that data was destroyed at offices in Mumbai, India.
This leads to the question as to whether, as part of the investigations, the Government and police are confident that all information relating to these alleged practices are available.
Only the Guardian seems capable of properly investigating and making new information available to the public. The BBC continually seem to be catching up with what has been and is currently going on. Sure, they can provide live reactions as incidents develop, but they are pretty ineffective at investigative journalism. Why haven't they covered such stories as the destroying or loss of data?
So far it has all been about the News of the World and News International. There are indications that another tabloid, not in the NI stable, could be investigated.
I'm surprised that the NOTW sister paper, The Sun, hasn't been investigated. You would assume that the same ethos ran through these publications. You would assume that freelancers and private investigators etc would probably have been hired by both.
I guess time will tell.
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