Rupert Murdoch's News International owns the News of the World. British tabloid newspaper the  has been axed after a week of devastating allegations about in the paper that has struck at the heart of , the media giant owned by . The announcement that the paper will close came after advertisers backed out of the publication due to emerging allegations that journalists at the paper may have hacked into the messages of missing schoolgirl , victims of the and families of servicemen killed in Afghanistan. The last edition of News of the World will be printed Sunday. Alleged hacking victims and politicians from all sides have rounded on Murdoch this week and demanded , the chief executive of News International, resign. Announcing a public inquiry into the hacking allegations, Cameron said on Wednesday that reports in about the hacking of Dowler's phone were "absolutely disgusting." Speaking to the  , he said, "I think everyone in this house and indeed this country will be revolted by what they have heard and what they have seen on their television screens."
Rupert Murdoch's News International owns the News of the World. British tabloid newspaper the News of the World has been axed after a week of devastating allegations about in the paper that has struck at the heart of , the media giant owned by . The announcement that the paper will close came after advertisers backed out of the publication due to emerging allegations that journalists at the paper may have hacked into the messages of missing schoolgirl , victims of the and families of servicemen killed in Afghanistan. The last edition of News of the World will be printed Sunday. Alleged hacking victims and politicians from all sides have rounded on Murdoch this week and demanded , the chief executive of News International, resign. Announcing a public inquiry into the hacking allegations, Cameron said on Wednesday that reports in about the hacking of Dowler's phone were "absolutely disgusting." Speaking to the House of Commons , he said, "I think everyone in this house and indeed this country will be revolted by what they have heard and what they have seen on their television screens."
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