The former executive personal assistant to Rebekah Brooks, once one of the most powerful executives at Rupert Murdoch's News International, has reportedly been prevented from travelling to Australia with her family after police confiscated her passport.Cheryl Carter, 47, arrested last month by Scotland Yard's Operating Weeting investigation into phone hacking at the News of the World, was reportedly preparing to leave for Australia with her husband and two children when police moved. Her family, according to The Independent, left without her to comply with visa requirements.
In other developments, it was reported News Corp's internal inquiry into the operation of The Sun newspaper had found ''serious suspected criminality over a sustained period'' by some public officials supplying information to The Sun...read more
