:::Sure, it was in the news today, so let's have a look at, say, Anthony Watts' take on it (here): 
 :::Now that this story has legs, we’ll see more investigative journalism coming and those “doubts over his links” will get filled in, one way or another." 
 :::Yep, "one way or the other"... So... in other words, we haven't, actually, got a clue what this all means... But wouldn't it be cool if Rajendra Pachauri was brought down!! The IPCC brought top down!! Yeah, right. Anyway, what are we, as historians writing a biography, supposed to do here? Should we have a block stating, "This paragraph has been left intentionally blank pending investigative journalism that hasn't happened yet." WP:NOT#NEWS, although it could do with its wording being seriously tightened, suggests that we should avoid covering breaking news. The reason, I'd say, is that nothing that is breaking news, by the very definition of the terms, i.e. breaking news is history in the making, can be encyclopaedic. Encyclopaedias just don't work like that.