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RUPERT MURDOCH AND his son James Murdoch are giving evidence to MPs in London this afternoon.
In a lengthy session before the House of Commons select committee on Culture Media and Sport, the News Corporation chiefs are answering questions about the phone hacking scandal that has forced a number of company executives resign, seen a number of journalists at the News of the World arrested and two of Britain’s most senior police officers step down.
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Mr Murdoch, the octogenarian owner of News Corp, says it is the most humble day of his life:
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