Former News International editor Rebekah Brooks, who has been accused of conspiracy to derail the course of law in connection with the phone-hacking scandal, gets bail till June 22. 44-year-old Brooks, who appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court with her husband Charlie Brooks and four former staff at News International, faces charges of concealing documents important to the ongoing investigation into the phone hacking scandal which first hit the headlines last…

  Prime Minister David Cameron assures that he will “co-operate fully” with the Leveson inquiry panel and is prepared to provide complete evidence, including the text messages he and former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks shared between each other, if he is asked to do so. However, Brooks told the jury today that she does not retain possession of the emails because her work email account was blocked following her…

Former News International CEO, Rebekah Brooks and husband Charlie Brooks are among six arrested by detectives investigating phone hacking, raising the count of arrests in Operation Weeting to 23. Brooks and her millionaire husband were arrested at their home in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, in a series of raids by Metropolitan Police officers. Rebekah Brooks was also held last July under Operation Weeting, the Metropolitan Police’s investigation into phone hacking at…