Phone Hacking

He resigned Sir Paul Stephenson and the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.
It was Sir Paul Stephenson's resignation from the post of Commissioner of Police of the capital shifted dramatically in the phone hacking scandal.
Resulted in its association with former World News Neil Wallis, deputy editor to become a victim to say the highest level of controversy.
It was his time at the top there was an easy journey since he took the helm two years and a half years ago.
The straight-talking Lancastrian was to deal with the growing state of turmoil following year budget cuts which ignited a series of violent protests, to take criticism in the wake of the death of Ian Tomlinson, preparing his troops to maintain security at the Olympic Games in 2012.
And appointed Sir Paul, who grew up in the Lancashire town of Bacup, Metropolitan Police Commissioner in January 2009, to succeed Sir Ian Blair.