Clegg urges for speedy phone hacking investigation

The transcript discusses the importance of allowing the police to investigate allegations thoroughly. It emphasizes the police's responsibility to examine new evidence and cautions against prematurely speculating or second-guessing claims and counterclaims.

What is the primary responsibility of the police when allegations are made?

• To dismiss the allegations

• To investigate the allegations

• To publicize the allegations

• To ignore the allegations

What should be done if new evidence is found during an investigation?

• Publicly announce the evidence

• Destroy the evidence

• Act on the evidence if necessary

• Ignore the evidence

Why is it important not to bypass the investigation process?

• It is less costly

• It is more exciting

• It ensures fairness and accuracy

• It saves time

What is advised against when dealing with claims and counterclaims?

• To discuss them openly

• To carefully analyze them

• To second guess them

• To document them

What is the potential risk of short-circuiting the investigation process?

• It could save resources

• It could lead to faster results

• It might enhance public trust

• It might result in incorrect conclusions