news. the islamist militia in somalia says an earlier ban on specific aid agencies operating in areas under its control is still in place. heading for the haig, the last remaining war crimes suspect from the yugoslav conflict awaits extradition from serbia. former fifa presidential president faces the organization s ethics committee to answer charges of bribery. welcome to bbc world news. i m david eades. also coming up in the program off the hook for now. european leaders bail out greece once again and pie time from the markets for tackling the debt crisis. also, the dress that launched a million oohs and aahs. kate s frock goes on show at buckingham palace. the is lamist militia in somalia, al-shabab, says it has not lifted a ban on foreign aid agencies in the large areas of the country under its control. a spokesman also said the united nations was exaggerating the severity of the drought in southern somalia. the u.n. says, however, that emergency aid will be lift
yesterday, rupert murdoch was in the hot seat and to date it was a british prime minister david cameron. he was called on to explain his links to the defunct news of the world newspaper which is at the center of a hacking scandal. he faced a barrage of questions. there was questions about his decision to hire andy coulson as his media chief. the right hon. gentleman. a stormy session in parliament. david cameron rallied his party as he deflected criticism. he has announced an inquiry into the phone hacking affair. at the heart of the scandal, there are questions about the cozy relationship between the police come and media, and politicians in britain. i am the first prime minister publish meetings between senior executives, private tears proprietors. this stretches right back to the general election. it was his decision to fire the former news of the world, editor andy coulson that is drawing the most criticism. there are questions about whether andy coulson knew
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welcome to news day. no apology. the british prime minister said that with hindsight, he would not have employed the former editor of the news of the world. ireland s prime minister says it puts the says that the church puts its safety ahead of the welfare of children. famine in somalia, the u.s. says it will allow its 8 into areas rebels say they will allow aid workers into the area. of the british prime minister, david cameron, has defended his integrity in parliament as ministers defended the phone hacking scandal. the british establishment has been really. mr. cameron defended hiring andy coulson but he said that in hindsight he would not have made the same choice. this report contains flash photography. a french in need a friend in need is a friend. they become a massive headache. david cameron has always defended his decision to give andy coulson a second chance. with 20/20 hindsight, i would not have offered him the job and i expect he would not h
praising. tell you what it is and what it means for your wallet early this wednesday morning, july 20th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs good morning. welcome to the early show on wednesday, july 20th. i m chris wragge. i m rebecca jarvis. erica hill is off this morning. britain s tabloid scandal, prime minister david cameron faces questions in parliament today why he hired a former news of the woshled editor connected to phone hacking. our own jeff glor has made his way to london for the very latest on the scandal that seems to grow day by day. jeff, good morning. reporter: chris, good morning to you from london. you mentioned some developments this morning. david cameron, right now, addressing the scandal as it appears to get closer and closer to his office. here is what he said. over the past two weeks, a torrent of revelations and allegations has engulfed some of this country s most important institutions. it has shaken people s trust in the media and the l