Phil Hogan says his decision to quit his job as E.U. Commissioner was his own -- and he deeply regrets causing "such concern, unease and upset".
The government here said Mr Hogan had chosen "the correct course of action" after the GolfGate scandal -- and will name his successor "in due course". The Trade Commission he's given up is one of the most powerful jobs in Brussels.
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