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fears that Rupert Murdoch, could reopen the offer required to move "public interest test" by the shadow culture secretary, Ivan Lewis

Labour is seeking support from parts of an emergency change in the law to prevent News Corp. to renew its offer to take full ownership of BSkyB.

In a move designed to take advantage of the shame of the phone-hacking scandal has accumulated in government, Labour has said it is still a chance that Rupert Murdoch, could reopen its offer and the law should be amended to allow ministers to block it. Ivan Lewis, the secretary of culture of shade, will introduce a jolt when Parliament resumes next week, which - if approved by all parties. I could go ahead without a vote

He wrote to the Culture Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, and the spokesman of the Liberal Democrat culture, Don Foster, with their proposals. The aim would be to introduce a new interest test applies to public media barons to govern the people on the basis of their behavior.

In his letter to Hunt, Lewis said that ministers should withdraw the approval process in the long run, but only if the existing legislation was in emergency moves instead an urgent need to bridge the gap that could allow Murdoch to bid, just once more for control of BSkyB. The negative movement was placed in both Houses of Parliament on his return on September 5.

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