Labour MP Bryant Says Murdochs to Be Grilled on Cover Up

Less than a year after media magnate Rupert Murdoch received a shaving cream pie at a parliamentary hearing on the phone-hacking scandal that's plagued News Corp., he and his son James are getting grilled again.

News International chief Rebekah Brooks agreed to attend a U.K. parliamentary hearing into the phone-hacking scandal. News Corp.

Rebekah Brooks, chief executive of News International, has agreed to attend a U.K. parliamentary hearing into the phone-hacking scandal. News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch and his son James have been summoned to appear after saying they could not attend Tuesday's hearing.

Though News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch, deputy COO James Murdoch, and former News (NWS) executive Rebekah Brooks have all agreed to testify before a select committee of the House of Commons tomorrow about allegations of phone-hacking and police-bribery by the company's newspapers, there are some strings attached.