Four senior journalists have been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a phone voicemail hacking conspiracy involving the Sunday Mirror newspaper.
Sky sources named those arrested as: Tina Weaver, the former editor of the Sunday Mirror; James Scott, former deputy editor of the Sunday Mirror and current editor of The Sunday People; Nick Buckley, the former head of news at the Sunday Mirror and now deputy editor of the Sunday People and; Mark Thomas, former deputy editor of the Sunday Mirror and former editor of the Sunday People.
The allegations relate to offences which are said to have occurred in 2003 and 2004.
Police revealed they had made the arrests on Thursday morning in a series of dawn raids.
The four suspects are being interviewed at various police stations in London and police said searches were continuing at a number of addresses.
"Detectives on Operation Weeting have identified and are investigating a suspected conspiracy to intercept telephone voicemails at Mirror Group Newspapers," a Met Police statement said.
"This conspiracy is being treated as a separate conspiracy to the two being investigated at the now defunct News of the World newspaper.
"It is believed it mainly concerned the Sunday Mirror newspaper and at this stage the primary focus is on the years 2003 and 2004.
"As part of the inquiry four people were arrested at separate addresses at approximately 0600 hrs this morning (14 March) on suspicion of conspiracy to intercept telephone communications contrary to the Criminal Law Act 1997."
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