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Rupert Murdoch, unfazedby a foam pie attack in the British parliament, made a "humble" apology on Tuesday for crimes that have rocked his media empire and the government but refused to resign, saying the fault lay with staff who "betrayed" him. 鲁伯特 默多克本周二就“窃听门”事件出席英国议会听证会，向受害者谦卑地道歉，但拒绝辞职。他表示，罪责应归咎于“背叛”他的员工。这起窃听事件动摇了他旗下的传媒帝国和英国政府的地位。听证会上，还上演了一名男子将剃须膏扔向默多克的小插曲。 Revelations of phone-hackingand payments to police by the News of the World have raised questions on his family's grip on News Corporation, on the probityof the police and on the judgment of Prime Minister David Cameron, who returned early from Africa for an emergency parliament debate on Wednesday. 电话窃听丑闻以及《世界资讯报》买通警察一事曝光后，公众开始对默多克家族对资讯集团的掌控、英国警方的公正、以及英国首相大卫 卡梅伦的判断产生质疑。卡梅伦已从非洲提前赶回，参加本周三的议会紧急辩论。 Calling it "the most humble day of my life", Murdoch defended his record and that of his son, and said he could not know everything that his 53,000 employees did. James, 38, sat beside him before parliament's media committee, interjectingon occasion as his 80-year-old father hesitated to give answers on what he knew, and when, of criminality at the Sunday tabloid. | 
