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However, Professor Blakemore is likely to face further questions about the management of the MRC.

Renewal is likely to face further questions now on its future intentions, given the existence of the document.

MPs heard evidence from Rupert and James Murdoch, with the latter returning in November to face further questions, along with a number of other former News International executives.

But police and intelligence services, who have faced criticism for failing to follow up leads which may have prevented last week's carnage, face further questions over Abaaoud.

G4S, which employs 625,000 people in 125 countries, is also likely to face further questions over the death of Jimmy Mubenga, an Angolan national who died while he was being deported from the UK.

And Theresa May, already under fire for the G4S Olympic security fiasco, where police and soldiers have had to step in for absent guards, will not wish to face further questions over security.

On Sunday, leading Republicans faced further questions about Trump's remarks and their meaning for the modern Republican party.

It was accused by two witnesses of covering up a positive test for Amstrong and faced further questions over why it accepted two significant donations from Armstrong.

Mark Thompson, the former BBC director general, is facing further questions about the Jimmy Savile scandal amid questions over his recollections of the affair.

Mr Hain still faces further questions from the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, who postponed his own probe pending the police investigation.

Tony Blair is facing further questions over the legality of the war in Iraq after the Chilcot inquiry found that his cabinet's decision to invade was made in circumstances that were "far from satisfactory".