Sienna Miller News
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Until President John F. Kennedy put a stop to it, his mischievous sister-in-law Ethel wasn’t above toppling a visiting politico or two into the family swimming pool.
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Sienna Miller, the British actress whose phone-hacking lawsuit against News Corp. helped trigger the demise of the News of the World tabloid, said she wrongfully accused friends and family of leaking information to the press.
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News Corp. ’s U.K. unit apologized to actress Sienna Miller as part of a 100,000-pound ($165,000) settlement of a case over hacking into her mobile-phone voice mails for stories.
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Actress Sienna Miller ’s lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch ’s News of the World newspaper must be dismissed as abusive, a lawyer for the newspaper told a London judge.
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Actress Sienna Miller was offered 100,000 pounds ($163,000) by News Corp. ’s U.K. unit to settle a lawsuit over allegations her mobile phone was hacked into by journalists at the News of the World newspaper.
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Actress Sienna Miller is seeking damages from the U.K.’s News of the World newspaper for hacking the voice mail on three of her phones to get personal information, according to court documents.
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Actress Sienna Miller claimed News of the World ’s top news editor ordered the hacking of her phone’s voice mail, and those of her friends and employees, to get personal information, the Guardian reported today.
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News Corp.’s News of the World newspaper suspended an assistant editor over claims he approved hacking into the voice mail of phones belonging to actress Sienna Miller .
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Sienna Miller’s phone-hacking claims against Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World tabloid threaten to tarnish News Corp. ’s reputation just as it seeks government approval for the purchase of British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc .
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Actor Hugh Grant and former U.K. Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott attended a dinner to honor Nick Davies, the Guardian newspaper reporter who in July 2009 broke the first story that phone hacking at News Corp.’s News of the World newspaper might extend beyond a “rogue” reporter.
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