James Murdoch faces Leveson - UK - ITN.co.uk James Murdoch is due to be grilled for a third time on Tuesday about his knowledge of the phone-hacking at News International under his stewardship. The media boss will be quizzed at the Leveson Inquiry about his time at the helm of Rupert Murdoch's UK Newspaper business, and about when he learned that the scandal was not restricted to a single "rogue reporter." Two News of the World executives claim they warned him in June 2008 that the practice of illegally intercepting voicemail messages extended beyond the paper's former royal editor Clive Goodman, who was jailed in January 2007. Mr Murdoch admitted in March that he is partly to blame for not uncovering hacking sooner. However he denies turning a "blind eye" to any wrongdoing. He resigned as chairman of News International in February, and BSkyB chairman earlier this month. His father Rupert is due to give evidence on Wednesday and Thursday.