Mr Driscoll, who was subsequently awarded £792,736 by an industrial tribunal, stated that he had "witnessed, first-hand, the kind of journalistic practice the News of the World would stoop to in order to get a story", after he had failed to substantiate rumours about Sir Alex's health.
No living person could be found who could substantiate rumours that subsequently spread that the case was closed due to links with Westminster.
The Ministry of Defence said they could find no evidence to substantiate the rumours of a secret munitions store.
Our correspondent says that while there is no evidence to substantiate the rumours of a coup, the party is clearly upset.
"If allowed to run amok, they will seriously disrupt social order, affect social stability and harm social integrity". Our correspondent says that while there is no evidence to substantiate the rumours of a coup, the party is clearly upset.
It's hard to substantiate the rumours (one early account of the video was written in Spanish, another comes in the form of a YouTube video), and given its disgusting supposed content, its not surprising that no one is bragging about seeing it.
The latest rumours are March 2019 but that's not substantiated and those are rumours of an announcement not shipping.
Its involvement had long been rumoured, but only in the past decade have those rumours been substantiated, and the tale of the CIA's role told in Daniel Leab's book Orwell Subverted.
The Iraqi Interior Ministry's claim that four emirs, two governors and one security chief died simply cannot be substantiated, let alone the rumours that al-Baghdadi has been hospitalized.
There were rumours, never fully substantiated, of fallings-out behind the scenes, and Speed moved to Newcastle for £5.5m in 1998 after only 65 games and 17 goals.
