Yahoo!: Many in the British press have slammed the U.S. government lately for demonizing BP, instead of simply holding the company accountable for the Gulf oil spill. But that sentiment’s shifted noticeably since BP CEO Tony Hayward’s testimony before the House Energy and Commerce committee yesterday. Hayward’s inability (or unwillingness) to answer a number of direct questions about the decision-making that preceded the spill cost him many of his job responsibilities today–together with a …