Under fire Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has been told he cannot use his appearance at the Leveson Inquiry to avoid explaining his handling of News Corporation's bid for BSkyB in the House of Commons. Mr Hunt is due to appear before Lord Leveson later this month to explain a series of leaked emails between his advisor and News Corp's head of public affairs over the planned £8billion takeover. And he will have to answer to opposition MPs as well, after Speaker of the House John Bercow warned Mr Hunt he was still accountable to Parliament in the meantime.
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