LONDON (AP) — Rupert Murdoch's performance before parliamentary grilling got mixed reviews in the national press Wednesday — with perhaps predictable raves in his papers and a more sober assessment in the publication that reignited the phone hacking scandal.
The Murdoch-owned Sun tabloid described the media tycoon as "remorseful" and candid, concluding he "used the session to dispel some of the many myths surrounding him." The Sun also printed in full a statement that Murdoch read out to members of the parliamentary committee.
The Times, another Murdoch title, led a story about how Murdoch's China-born wife, Wendi, thumped a prankster who accosted the 80-year-old mogul with a …
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