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05/09/2011
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Former senior News International employees are due to give evidence to the Culture, Media and Sport committee which will be again looking into phone hacking tomorrow.
Jonathan Chapman, former Director of Legal Affairs, Daniel Cloke, former Group HR Director, Colin Myler, former Editor of the News of the World, and Tom Crone, former Legal Manager will appear before the committee from 10.30am tomorrow, September 6, in the Wilson Room at Portcullis House.
The committee is formed of 11 MPs from all parties. They are: the chairman, John Whittingdale (Conservative), Dr Thérèse Coffey (Conservative), Damian Collins (Conservative), Philip Davies (Conservative), Paul Farrelly (Labour), Cathy Jamieson (Labour/Co-operative), Alan Keen (Labour/Co-operative), Louise Mensch (Conservative), Adrian Sanders (Liberal Democrat), Jim Sheridan (Labour), and Tom Watson (Labour).
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