By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:00 PM on 12th July 2011 Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch and his son James have been called to appear before a powerful Commons committee next Tuesday. Labour's Tom Watson said MPs wanted to ask Mrs Brooks about her knowledge of payments to the police. He said the Culture, Media and Sport select committee also wants to quiz James Murdoch on his involvement 'in authorising payments to silence' Gordon Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association, after his phone was hacked. Rupert Murdoch owes the Dowler family an apology, Mr Watson added. Questions: Rupert Murdoch and his British chief executive Rebekah Brooks, pictured today, have been invited to appear before the Culture, Media and Sport select committee next Tuesday
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Three face questions from Culture, Media and Sport select committee
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News International: We are aware of the request and will co-operate
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No confirmation that three senior executives will attend
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Only 173 of the 4,000 named in hacker files so far contacted by police
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MPs to vote on Miliband motion urging News Corp to withdraw BSkyB bid
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