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In another sign of how far in British public life News International's influence extends — or has extended, until now — it emerged last week that Justice Leveson himself attended two parties last year at the home of Elisabeth Murdoch, a daughter of Mr. Murdoch's, and her husband, Matthew Freud, a powerful public relations executive.

Now it emerges Harvard increased its holdings in publicly traded oil and gas companies by a factor of seven during the third financial quarter of 2014, the latest data available.

Now it emerges that Prestwick is being used to transport "bunker-buster" bombs to Israel.

Now it emerges that such power play – used by men and women – is a sound evolutionary strategy to get a good mate.

Now it emerges that Pakistani authorities have arrested several local informers who had watched bin Laden's compound for the CIA ahead of the raid.

Estimates for the cost of this had already tripled to £6.3 billion, but now it emerges that the bill will rise by another £500m.

Now it emerges that Kim and Kanye are intent on moving to London, viewing it as "the next phase of their empire growth".

Revived now, it emerges as a buoyantly tragic farce with a hero who combines the priapic vigour of Don Juan with the moral hesitancy of Hamlet.

But now it emerges that senior UN officials tried to belittle the film and play it down, while the whistleblower herself warns that, for all the UN's professed resolve, "unfortunately, the widespread horror is already there.

"Newham's justification that this vanity makeover was part of an efficiency drive is even more laughable now it emerges they spent nearly two thousand pounds on designer lights.

But now it has emerged "Swino", the feral pig, has met a tragic end.