Hacking row: Pressure mounts on News of the World
News International remains under pressure from public figures affected by the phone-hacking scandal after its apology and admission of liability.
The News of the World's owner admitted there were at least eight victims and has put aside £20m for compensation.
Lord Prescott, who says he was a hacking victim, wants parent company News Corp's proposed takeover of BSkyB delayed while police make inquiries.
News International's admission risks opening it up to more legal action.
Phil Lavelle reports.
09 Apr 2011