inquiry if it had not been for the information that news international handed over and i m not saying that we haven t made mistakes, but the metropolitan police have repeatedly said as you heard last week, and the first committee heard last week, they repeatedly said there was no need for further criminal investigation. so, i think that everyone involved in 2007 would say now that the mistakes were made, but i hope that you feel that we ve responded appropriately and responsibly since we saw the information in 2010. so, when you read the report, did that make you think, lower me, there arm se some things he that don t stack up, and there might not be evidence and they may not know something, and there is something not clearly quite right here, and did that sort of prompt any activity on your part as chief executive of
me, there arm se some things he that don t stack up, and there might not be evidence and they may not know something, and there is something not clearly quite right here, and did that sort of prompt any activity on your part as chief executive of news international well, let s go back over this, because there is something not right here? well, no, everyone at news international has great respect for the parliament and this committee and of course to be criticized by your report was, was something that we, we responded to, we looked at the report, but it was only when we had the information in december 2010 that we did something about it. but you know, i think that you heard today from rupert murdoch who said that this was, you know, the most humble day. we come before this committee to try and explain openly and honestly what happened, and of course, we were very unhappy