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It all started when Ian found out his wife had been having an affair with the Board member and Managing Director of Guy Carpenter Limited, the worlds largest reinsurance brokers.

After pragmatically trying to get the affair stopped and being told 'where to go' by the board member. He learnt that the board member had been using his company expenses to hide the affair. A tad unhappy, Ian contacted clients of Guy Carpenter Limited and warned them of his inappropriate behaviour.

The whistleblower who exposed the News Of The World phone-hacking scandal, has been found dead. Sean Hoare was a journalist at the shamed newspaper and claimed Editors knew what was happening, and encouraged reporters to do it. He was found dead at his home near London. Police are treating it as unexplained, but not suspicious. Hoare directly named his former Editor, Andy Coulson, for knowing about illegal hacking, which he denies. RT talks to James Corbett, independent news website editor.

George Galloway talks about the End of Murdoch dominance over media.

Rupert Murdoch is rapidly losing allies on both sides of the Atlantic, with his media empire under pressure from all sides. Journalist Afshin Rattansi believes Murdoch still has some "ammunition" to battle his enemies.

"[Murdoch] basically had newspapers so that he could manipulate monopoly concerns over his broadcast interests which actually did make money unlike the newspapers. Newspapers are just tools of war," Rattansi said. "It is interesting that he owns these newspapers and they always say Rupert Murdoch loves newspapers."

Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, report on selling Greece's sovereignty and Spain's El Gordo. In the second half of the show, Max talks to economist Michael Hudson about the IMF assassins sent in to destroy the Greek economy.

It's not only Greece that's seeing mass civil unrest. In the UK around three quarters of a million public sector workers are set to protest against government plans to change their pensions, and freeze pay. Many schools will be closed, and transport is likely to be severely affected, as workers embark on a one day strike. RT's Laura Emmett listened to the voices of frustration.

At the G20 Summit, London 2009, humanitarian activist groups united and gathered at the Bank of England and the Excel Centre to protest against poverty, war and the immoral domination and distribution of wealth by world leaders.

Dublin was in lockdown, mass stop and search was in operation and there was severe curtailment of freedom of movement.

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A British inquest jury has ruled that a 47-year-old man who died of internal bleeding on the fringes of violent protests against the 2009 G20 summit in London was illegally killed by a police officer.