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GQ Publisher In Contempt Of Court Over UK Hacking Coverage

The article, written by Michael Wolff, appeared in April 2014, when the trial of former News of the World editors Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson and others had been running for over three months.

By Sylvia Hui, AP

GQ Publisher In Contempt Of Court With Phone-Hacking Article

By Judah Robinson, The Guardian

GQ Publisher In Contempt Of Court With Phone-Hacking Article

By Josh Halliday, The Guardian

Rebekah Brooks, Ousted Amid Phone-Hacking Scandal, Returns To News Corp

By Gabriel Arana, The New York Times

Rebekah Brooks, Ousted Amid Phone-Hacking Scandal, Returns To News Corp

By The New York Times

Rebekah Brooks Returning To News Corp After Phone-Hacking Scandal

Rupert Murdoch's protege is set to return to his empire after being acquitted of charges in a phone-hacking and bribery scandal.

By Reuters

Rebekah Is Back!

By RAVI SOMAIYA, The New York Times

Murdoch Paper Drops Bid To Recoup Phone Hacking Trial Costs

By Reuters, Reuters

Rebekah Brooks Speaks Out After Phone Hacking Acquittal

Phone Hacking Trial: Coulson Convicted, Brooks Acquitted

In a dramatic ending to a months-long trial, former News of the World editor Andy Coulson was convicted of conspiring to hack phones, while Rebekah Brooks, another former editor and one of Rupert Murdoch's closest confidantes, was cleared of all charges.