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The 51-year-old was arrested by officers working on the Operation Weeting investigation into phone hacking, and later bailed.

"We're maxed out," said the technician, who is working on the operation and spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.

This came after the number of officers working on the operation was scaled down from 29 to four in October 2015.

Friday after two "junk shot" attempts to plug the leak with rubber and other materials, said a technician working on the operation, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about it.

A technician working on the operation said the engineers were also working slowly and deliberately because of a concern that the volume and velocity of the escaping oil could create so much friction on the inside walls of the new 5,000-foot 5,000-footit could force it entirely off the capipe

Macdonald, who is part of the Met team working on the Operation Weeting investigation into News of the World phone hacking, said two voicemail messages appeared to have been removed at the time, but because the full technical call data was missing, "reaching a definitive conclusion is not, and may never be possible".

A technician working on the operations to cap the well said that all the vessels now at the site, as well as the two processing ships that are on their way, would have to be moved in the event of a severe storm.

North Yorkshire police officials said the arrest followed information supplied by officers working on Operation Yewtree, the investigation of allegations against Mr. Savile and others.

Mr Harris was arrested by officers working on Operation Yewtree, the national investigation launched following abuse claims made against the late entertainer Jimmy Saville.

It's been that way since last month, when the Reel family were summoned to a meeting with Derbyshire police officers working on Operation Herne, the internal inquiry set up to investigate allegations surrounding the Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), the now disbanded Scotland Yard undercover unit.

Among those known to have been contacted by officers working on Operation Weeting, the Met's investigation into phone hacking, are Graham Foulkes, whose son David was killed at Edgware Road tube station.