James Murdoch denies misleading MPs

Former News International executive chairman James Murdoch told MPs in a letter released today that he accepted his share of the blame for not uncovering phone hacking at the News of the World sooner.

Wed, 14 Mar, 2012 - 18:49

Former News International executive chairman James Murdoch told MPs in a letter released today that he accepted his share of the blame for not uncovering phone hacking at the News of the World sooner.

But he denied he had misled Parliament over the scandal.

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