Kavanagh wails:

 

Wives and children have been humiliated as up to 20 officers at a time rip up floorboards and sift through intimate possessions, love letters and entirely private documents.

Funny, he never generated that outrage when his paper was branding Muslims as `terrorists' even before an investigation had taken place. His own paper branded one as a paedophile without a shred of evidence.
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I can't even begin to list the amount of times the Sun has wanted the police to be given more powers of arrest or investigation. Nor can I begin to list instances when the Sun attacked civil libertarians for being too harsh on the police. This is the environment Trevor Kavanagh helped create.

Rupert Murdoch hit by feud over Sun arrests | Media | The Guardian

Trevor Kavanagh, the associate editor and former political editor, took to the airwaves to give voice to anger and frustration emanating from the Sun's newsroom - which in turn prompted the MSC to defend the anti-corruption investigation, and the Metropolitan police its tactics.

The Sun veteran, for years a close confidant of Rupert Murdoch, told Radio 4 that "there is unease about the way that some of the best journalists in Fleet Street have ended up being arrested on evidence that the MSC has handed to the police".

In another interview, on Radio 5 Live, he accused "certain parts of the company" of "boasting that they are sending information to police that has put these people I have just described into police cells".

... after all, "co-operation" between the Sun and the police is what it's all about...

_{It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II}