Kelvin MacKenzie praises 'decent Guardian journalism' and says he was 'duped' over hacking

Kelvin MacKenzie praises 'decent Guardian journalism' and says he was 'duped' over hacking

Kelvin MacKenzie must rank as the most successful editor ever to work for Rupert Murdoch. He guided The Sun to its highest circulation and was responsible for many of its memorable iconic headlines. He regarded Murdoch, the man he affectionately called “boss”, as the world’s greatest newspaper owner. When the phone-hacking scandal broke in 2011, MacKenzie was among the most forthright supporters of Murdoch’s company. In the course of several TV …