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LONDON (AP) ? British officials are charging two journalists for The Sun newspaper as part of an investigation into bribery of public officials.
The Crown Prosecution Service said Friday that The Sun's Jamie Pyatt and John Edwards will be charged along with Robert Neave ? a former healthcare assistant at Broadmoor, Britain's hospital for the criminally insane ? with conspiring to commit misconduct in a public office.
Prosecutors allege that over nearly nine years, The Sun paid more than 30,000 pounds ($46,500) to public officials ? including Neave ? for information including about the health and activities of Broadmoor patients and details about a royal family member's work.
The charges are being brought as part of Operation Elveden, an investigation being run in conjunction with probes into phone hacking.
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Game boss Martyn Gibbs has told EDGE that Microsoft dropping the Xbox One's DRM and used games restrictions, shows that Microsoft is still committed to gamers. They have listened to the complaints from gamers by changing their policies.
"Microsoft have shown that they truly understand and value their fan base and the gaming community as a whole," said Gibbs. "Microsoft have listened to the feedback of recent weeks and acted on it, putting gamers and the way they wish to access and pay for their gaming at the centre of their plans for the future. I am immensely impressed with both the speed and the scope of the changes ? it shows a real commitment to gamers around the globe."
"Last night?s announcement shows that the industry is driven by the community of gamers, a community Microsoft has grown and supported over many years," a spokesperson added. "The community has the power to shape the future and I know that gamers everywhere will welcome Microsoft?s announcement ? we?re really excited about the new console and we know the gamers of the UK are too."
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Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain backs to the pits as FIA members watch at the end of the second practice session at the Gilles Villeneuve racetrack, in Montreal, Canada, Friday, June 7, 2013. A tire testing session involving Mercedes and Pirelli that was criticized by rival Formula One teams will be referred to the FIA's international tribunal as a possible breach of the sport's rules. The Formula one race will be held on Sunday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain backs to the pits as FIA members watch at the end of the second practice session at the Gilles Villeneuve racetrack, in Montreal, Canada, Friday, June 7, 2013. A tire testing session involving Mercedes and Pirelli that was criticized by rival Formula One teams will be referred to the FIA's international tribunal as a possible breach of the sport's rules. The Formula one race will be held on Sunday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
A Mercedes mechanic holds a tire in the pit, at the Gilles Villeneuve racetrack, in Montreal, Canada, Thursday, June 6, 2013. A tire testing session involving Mercedes and Pirelli that was criticized by rival Formula One teams will be referred to the FIA's international tribunal as a possible breach of the sport's rules. The Formula one race will be held on Sunday. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)
PARIS (AP) ? The hearing to determine whether Mercedes and Pirelli broke Formula One rules by holding in-season tire tests has opened in Paris.
The International Automobile Federation (FIA) convened the international tribunal hearing to determine whether Mercedes gained a competitive advantage from the testing session in Barcelona last month.
Laying out the case for the FIA, lawyer Mark Howard said Pirelli tried out a variety of tires in the test using Mercedes' 2013 cars, driven by current drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton.
Pirelli organized the tests and paid for the Barcelona circuit where they were held, Howard said. But he argued that the testing could still have provided Mercedes with potentially valuable information about its cars and their reliability.
"Clearly there was data that was available to Mercedes," he told the panel of judges. "It is difficult to say that Mercedes gained no benefits from the test."
He said none of the other F1 teams were invited to the testing and none were aware that it was taking place.
"There is in fact very little factual dispute in this case," he said.
F1 rules ban the use of current-season cars for track tests.
Red Bull and Ferrari protested about the testing.
Pirelli has denied any rules-breach and said the 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) of testing offered no advantages to Mercedes.
Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery has previously said the tire compounds tested are not going to be used in the 2013 season.
"The focus was on 2014," Hembery said. "These tests were actually performed blind. Mercedes had no idea and has still no idea what was being tested. There was no benefit to them. The benefit was for Pirelli and F1 in general."
The FIA also looked into another Pirelli tire test involving Ferrari in Barcelona in April. But FIA President Jean Todt, who worked for Ferrari from 1993 to 2009, closed that case. The FIA said the Italian team used its 2011 car for the test, breaching no rules.
The FIA said the tribunal ruling "will be published as soon as possible after the hearing."
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