Phone-hacking trial: 'They didn't need to arrest me,' Rebekah Brooks tells court
- Mulcaire was used to track down “Bulger killers”
- Brooks contacted Ross Kemp to talk about phone-hacking
- “I didn’t think they needed to arrest me,” defendant tells court
- “Don’t believe everything you read on Twitter,” judge jokes to witness
When court resumed after the lunch interval, Andrew Edis QC, lead prosecution counsel, continued his cross-examination of defendant Rebekah Brooks on her knowledge of phone-hacking during her time as editor of the now defunct News of the World and the Sun. He began by showing the witness notes seized from convicted phone-hacker Glenn Mulcaire listing suspected paedophiles being investigated by the News of the World. Edis Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
