David Cameron has rejected the suggestion that he made a deal with Rupert Murdoch before the 2010 general election to secure favourable press coverage.
Giving evidence to the Leveson inquiry on Thursday, the prime minister said he did not even know News Corporation was going to launch a bid to take over BSkyB following the election.
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