HENDRICKS: More arrests in a tabloid phone hacking scandal in Britain. A former aide to Prime Minister David Cameron turned himself in, he was released later though. Andy Coulson was editor of "News of the World" at the time of the scandal. The paper's former royal correspondent was arrested last night. Employees of the tabloid are accused of hacking into people's voicemail accounts and bribing police for information, for scoops, stories. This week, owner Rupert Murdoch announced the paper is shutting down. It will print its final issue tomorrow. Over the years, the "News of the World" built its reputation on exposing the wrongdoing of others. Now it's accused of wrongdoing itself including breaking into the voicemails of a murdered girl's family and people who died in London's terror bombings. CNN's Richard Quest looks back at the newspaper's checkered past.</s>RICHARD QUEST, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): It was in 1843 that the first "News of the World" rolled off the presses. Price</s>HENDRICKS: Again, it will print its final issue tomorrow. The final film in the Harry Potter series "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" premiered in London this week. That doesn't mean fans will have to go without a Hogwarts fix though. We'll show you some options out there. And filmmakers have released some fun facts. What do you think the largest animal ever brought on the Harry Potter set was? I'll have the answer after this.
'News of the World' Shuts Down