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So it seems there is finally going to be a major investigaton into the 'phone hacking' by reporters from the News of the World. After two previous attempts to find out how many journalists at the Sunday tabloid managed to tap into the mobiles of the rich, powerful and famous - oh and Sienna Miller - the Met Police have finally found some evidence that it was widespread.

They reckon hundreds of people may have had their privacy breached - and may be in line for a mega payout as a result.

It's all very hush hush. But it is known that PR man Max Clifford received a cool £1 million in compensation when it was found out that he had been hacked. Gordon Taylor, the head of the professional footballer's union, apparently got £700,000. Nice work.

So it's no surprise that celebs are queuing up to go to court to claim compensation. Among those trying to get compensation are Miller, John Prescott and - erm - Andy Gray. (And you wonder why he got sacked from Sky Sports, which is along with the News of the World part of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.)

I'm pleased that the case is finally being sorted. It's already claimed the head of David Cameron's PR chief, Andy Coulson, who was editor of the News of the World when the hacking first began.

What cheeses me off, however, is that I don't appear to be on the list of people who' s phone has been hacked. That's really annoying. I could do with a million quid right now!