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In his testimony before the Leveson Inquiry on Monday, former British prime minister Gordon Brown denied ever having a phone call in which he allegedly threatened Rupert Murdoch, essentially accusing Murdoch of lying under oath.
Plus: who looked like "teeny as a human Q-Tip" at last night's White House dinner.
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