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May: Police to follow NoW investigation 'wherever it leads'

The Home Secretary, Theresa May, has said police will follow the investigation into phone-hacking "wherever it leads".

The scandal, which began with a minor story about the royal family in the News of the World has now gone much deeper and wider than anyone could have anticipated.

News International has promised the "strongest possible action" if further allegations are proven.

Tom Symonds reports.



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