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LONDON (AP) -- Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper company spied on two lawyers who represent alleged victims of phone hacking by its tabloid News of the World, the firm acknowledged Monday.
News International said lawyers Mark Lewis and Charlotte Harris "were subject to surveillance," a practice it called "inappropriate."
The BBC and The Guardian newspaper reported Monday that Lewis and Harris were followed and filmed last year by private investigator Derek Webb, who was hired by the now-defunct tabloid to gather evidence in a bid to discredit them.
Webb - who ran a company called Silent Shadow - told the BBC that the surveillance began in early 2010 and included following and filming Lewis' ex-wife and daughter while they went shopping.
News International said surveillance was not illegal, but "was clearly deeply inappropriate in these circumstances." It said the action "was not condoned by any current executive at the company," but the revelation increases the pressure on Rupert's son James Murdoch, who heads the international division of his father's media empire.
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