James Murdoch leaves Government Select Committee Meeting
James Murdoch, Deputy Chief of News Corp, leaves a Government Select Committee meeting after being forced to answer questions on phone hacking charges with his father Rupert Murdoch in London,England on Tuesday, July 19, 2011. UPI/Hugo Philpott
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