News of the World 'misled' MPs on phone hacking claims
A committee of MPs looking into phone-hacking allegations was "misled repeatedly" by the News of the World and News International, its chairman told a news conference.
John Whittingdale said a previous report from the Commons Media and Select Committee was not based on a "fully accurate picture" and the firm had failed to disclose documents that would have revealed the truth.
He said the decisions were reached by a majority vote.
News Corporation criticised a key conclusion of the report - that Rupert Murdoch is not "fit" to run the business - as "unjustified".
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