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AP / The Hindu / LONDON, July 22, 2011.
A pedestrian watches TV screens, showing Chief Executive of News Corporation Europe and Asia, James Murdoch during a select committee on the phone hacking scandal, outside a electronics shop in London on Tuesday - AP.
A British lawmaker says James Murdoch could be asked to clarify his testimony to a Parliamentary Committee investigating phone hacking after two former employees challenged his claim he had not seen evidence suggesting eavesdropping went beyond a jailed rogue reporter.
Mr. Murdoch’s former legal adviser and an ex-editor say they told Mr. Murdoch years ago about an email that suggested the rot at the News of the World was more widespread than previously claimed.
News International said Mr. James Murdoch stood by his statement.
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