Mulcaire denies erasing Milly mails

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sharetweetrelated articles monitise spends ￡109m on us buy  you can’t get lost at the shops now  korn, o2 academy brixton - review suggested topicsmobile phonesteenagers21 november 2011private detective glenn mulcaire has denied deleting messages from milly dowler's phone as the murdered schoolgirl's parents spoke of their agony over the hacking scandal.the investigator is accused of illegally accessing the teenager's voicemails after she went missing in 2002 but his solicitor said he had "no reason" to erase any of them. milly's mother sally told the leveson inquiry into press standards that she did not sleep for three nights after police told her mulcaire had hacked her daughter's phone. the private detective's solicitor, sarah webb, said mulcaire had expressed his "sincere personal sympathy" for the dowlers but could not say much because of the ongoing police investigation into hacking. "he confirms that he did not delete messages and had no reason to do so,purple supra,queen's bank fined ?8m by watchdog," she added in a statement. meanwhile,oakley wayfarer sunglasses, hugh grant called on britain to stand up to "bullying" newspapers as he accused the mail on sunday of listening to his voicemails. the four weddings and a funeral star claimed in public for the first time that a "bizarre" article in the newspaper in february 2007 could only have come from hacking his phone. the story alleged that the actor's relationship with then-girlfriend jemima khan was on the rocks because of his "late night phone calls with a plummy-voiced studio executive",playhousedefinitely the bahamas, orange tree, rich, the inquiry heard. grant said the "penny dropped" for him recently and he concluded that the article must have been based on messages left on his phone by a hollywood production executive's assistant with a voice which could be "only be described as plummy". "i cannot for the life of me think of any conceivable source for this story in the mail on sunday except those voice messages on my mobile telephone,kim kardashian pelted with flour,oakley half x sunglasses," he said. a spokesman for the mail on sunday said: "the mail on sunday utterly refutes hugh grant's claim that they got any story as a result of phone hacking. in fact in the case of the story mr grant refers to the information came from a freelance journalist who had been told by a source who was regularly speaking to jemima khan."tweet