One of Britain's top policemen has admitted the "minimum necessary" was done
two years ago in the initial phone hacking inquiry.

The Home Affairs Select Committee has described evidence from Met Assistant
Commissioner, John Yates, as "unconvincing."

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Meanwhile Rupert Murdoch, his son James and News International's chief
executive Rebekah Brooks have been asked to appear in front of the Culture
Committee next Tuesday. 

And David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband are meeting this evening to talk
about the forthcoming inquiries.