<p> The Phoenix Foundation, a children’s charity that Sara Payne co-founded after her daughter Sarah was killed by a pedophile 11 years ago, said police had found her details on a list seized from investigator Glenn Mulcaire, who was employed by the News of the World tabloid.<br /><br />Murdoch’s News Corp has been rocked by weeks of allegations of wrongdoing at his British newspapers. The row has been an embarrassment for Prime Minister David Cameron, who hired a former News of the World editor as his media chief.<br /><br />“Sara is absolutely devastated by this news, we’re all deeply disappointed and are just working to get her through it,” the charity said in a statement.</p>.<p>News Corp closed the 168-year-old newspaper earlier this month after a public outcry over allegations that the tabloid hacked the phone of another murdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler.<br /><br />The latest evidence is believed to relate to a phone given to Sara Payne by then News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks as a gift to help her stay in touch with her supporters, The Guardian newspaper said on its website.</p>
<p> The Phoenix Foundation, a children’s charity that Sara Payne co-founded after her daughter Sarah was killed by a pedophile 11 years ago, said police had found her details on a list seized from investigator Glenn Mulcaire, who was employed by the News of the World tabloid.<br /><br />Murdoch’s News Corp has been rocked by weeks of allegations of wrongdoing at his British newspapers. The row has been an embarrassment for Prime Minister David Cameron, who hired a former News of the World editor as his media chief.<br /><br />“Sara is absolutely devastated by this news, we’re all deeply disappointed and are just working to get her through it,” the charity said in a statement.</p>.<p>News Corp closed the 168-year-old newspaper earlier this month after a public outcry over allegations that the tabloid hacked the phone of another murdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler.<br /><br />The latest evidence is believed to relate to a phone given to Sara Payne by then News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks as a gift to help her stay in touch with her supporters, The Guardian newspaper said on its website.</p>