BERLIN, May 29 (Reuters) - A German member of parliament resigned his seat on Tuesday shortly before he was due to go on trial for his involvement in a corruption scandal at the country's biggest carmaker Volkswagen.
Hans-Juergen Uhl, 55, said on his Web site he was stepping down because he had lied about allegations made against him relating to the
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