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The former model also said that she had never authorised anyone to listen to her voicemail messages.

He said he had never authorised Aitken to use illegal poisons or traps, and had since warned him he would be sacked for a repeat offence.

Mills told the Leveson inquiry that she had never authorised Morgan, or anyone else, to access or listen to her voicemail.

Heather Mills has told the Leveson inquiry that she had never authorised former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan or anyone else to access or listen to her voicemail.

He had hotly declared his innocence, showing particular antipathy to the charge of genocide, saying he had never authorised attacks on any ethnic group,However, in reaching her verdict, the judge pointed to evidence of a pattern of army massacres that she said appeared to follow plans that were ordered from the top.

"I have never authorised or said to someone go out and brief against this person or that person," he said.

"Congress has never authorised funding the Green Climate Fund, and we cannot support providing taxpayer dollars to the fund".

Angel Cabeza, head of the Chilean national monuments committee, said: "We have never authorised the shipping of a private collection of original works from Easter Island.

The company added: "NDS has never authorised or condoned the posting of any code belonging to any competitor on any website".

Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell, who has supported the pro-democracy movement in Bahrain, said: "Given the bloody repression of peaceful protests by the king of Bahrain, the foreign secretary, William Hague, should have never authorised Edward and Sophie to visit the country – let alone accept these extravagant gifts.

When the Guardian pointed out to Blair that it had not suggested that he had authorised the use of torture - as opposed to asking him whether he had authorised a policy that led to people being tortured - and that his spokesman had not answered the questions that were asked, his spokesman replied: "Tony Blair does not condone torture, has never authorised it nor colluded in it.