Murdoch double act wins over Parliament, investors - AP

The attacker struck in a flash, pie dish in hand. A scuffle broke out, shaving foam flew. James Murdoch sprang up, astonished. His father stayed seated, unfazed. The moment of slightly farcical drama in Parliament on Tuesday highlighted the contrasting styles of the blunt, combative media mogul ...

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