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Rupert Murdoch claims to have had 'seven secret meetings' with Cameron | Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has claimed that he had met David Cameron on at least seven occasions since he became
the Prime Minister. Cameron had previously admitted that he met the chairman and chief executive of News Corporation twice since May 2010. But Murdoch provided
details of diary entries to the Leveson Inquiry into Press Standards, which showed
that the two men had met on at least five more occasions, The Telegraph reports.
The seven recorded meetings with Cameron included two encounters in May 2010,
two in July 2010, one in March 2011 and two in June 2011. There was also a "proposed"
meeting in July 2010 and a "possible" breakfast in June 2011, which may have taken
place. According to the paper, Cameron admitted "we all did too much cosying up
to Rupert Murdoch". A Downing Street spokesman, however, denied the meetings listed
by Murdoch took place. "We are confident the list we published is correct," the
paper quoted the spokesman, as saying. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, James Murdoch disclosed
that he had discussed details of News Corporation's proposed takeover of BSkyB
with Cameron during a private dinner shortly before Christmas 2010. |
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