CLEAN: Murdoch apologises to murdered girl's family

The transcript discusses Rupert Murdoch's apology to the Dowler family, emphasizing his sincerity and personal impact. It highlights the need for honesty and decency in journalism, contrasting past actions with the standards set by Murdoch's parents. The discussion also touches on forgiveness, privacy intrusion, and the media's role, concluding with a personal reflection on the story's significance.

What does the phrase 'actions are going to speak louder than words' imply in the context of the apology?

In what way did Rupert Murdoch express his feelings about the situation?