Paul Dacre Responds to Hacking Allegations with Strong Denials
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Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre has publicly rejected recent allegations of hacking, describing them as 'grave, preposterous, and deeply upsetting.' He reiterated his previous statements made during the Leveson Inquiry, asserting that there was no hacking at the Mail during his tenure. The allegations include claims of 'blagging' confidential information and other unlawful activities.
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2026-02-10
Article published detailing Dacre's anger over hacking claims
2026-02-11
Dacre reiterates denial of hacking during Leveson Inquiry
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