British tabloid newspaper News of the World made all the wrong headlines in past when it apparently hacked the phones of celebrities and politicians.<br /><br />But the newspaper has now been accused of hacking into the phone of a murdered British school girl Milly Dowler, shortly after she went missing in 2002.<br /><br />David Cameron, the British prime minister, has urged police to "investigate vigorously" the new allegations.<br /><br />Now, the teenager's family has joined the long queue of politicians and celebrities seeking justice from News International, the owner of the tabloid.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Victoria Eastwood reports.
