It is assumed that the basis for a comedy tentatively called HACKS («Hacking") will be the story that has become publicly available in early July. Then it turned out that the newspaper News of the World, along with the Times owned media magnate Rupert Murdoch, bugged phones of thousands of Britons – not just celebrities, but also the victims of crimes and terrorist attacks. Individual reporters are hoping to publish a loud stuff did not disdain to bribe police officers. The action comedy will be planned in the newspaper of the same name HACKS. Her staff is so overwhelmed with the desire to get the sensation that the slogan "By any means possible" seems to them the same everyday, as notebook or pen. The script for Guy Jenkin wrote HACKS (Guy Jenkin), who already has experience of satirical derision of the media. Previously, he acted as one of the writers multiseries sitcom Drop the Dead Donkey («Throw a dead donkey"), the heroes of whom were members of a fictional television station. It is expected that hour comedy will be released before the end of the year. "We hope to be quicker and wittier investigators" – said in a press release Jenkin. In real life the situation with illegal wiretapping phones and other "dirty" tricks of journalists has led to the closure of News of the World, a favorite of millions of British fiction, as well as a number of high-profile resignations. From their posts have gone head of Scotland Yard, Sir Paul Stephenson, head of the publisher News International, which includes an indoor tabloid and other famous faces. Rupert Murdoch himself and his son James, living in the U.S. were forced to fly to London to testify before committees of the British Parliament. The investigation into this matter continues.
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