Brooks to return as Murdoch's UK boss - BBC News
Murdoch CEO Rebekah Brooks 'Hired Illegal Private Eye to Snoop on Actor Husband Kemp', Contradicting Old Bailey Testimony – Explosive Court Docs – Byline Investigates
Rebekah Brooks 'hurled phone at colleague' and 'had punch bag in office' | The Independent | The Independent
Return of Rebekah Brooks is 'two fingers up to British public' – shadow minister | News UK | The Guardian
Rebekah Brooks: the beguiling flame-haired editor loved by the powerful and loathed by her staff | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Rebekah Brooks: 5 Things to Know – The Hollywood Reporter
Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson were 'fully aware of phone hacking' | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Hacking scandal: Who is Rebekah Brooks? - CNN.com
From Scandal to the Screen: Casting the Rebekah Brooks Movie | Vanity Fair
The rise and fall of Rebekah Brooks | CBC News
Rebekah Brooks: New claims that phone hacking was rife at The Sun under former editor | The Independent | The Independent
Rebekah Brooks takes her place in a perfect picture of modern Britain | The Spectator
Rebekah Brooks Trial Demonstrates How Power Works | The New Republic
Rebekah Brooks Escapes Jail, but Questions Linger for Murdoch
Rebekah Brooks and husband brand phone-hacking charges a "witchhunt" - Mirror Online
Rebekah Brooks hated Rupert Murdoch's wife Wendi and daughter Elisabeth | Daily Mail Online
Rebekah Brooks: Revelations About Former News of the World Editor
Rebekah Brooks: My Cousin Was My Daughter Scarlett's Surrogate Mum | HuffPost UK Parents
NPG x133169; Rebekah Brooks (née Wade) - Portrait - National Portrait Gallery
Rebekah Brooks: 'We must offer different things to advertisers'
Rebekah Brooks Further Tarnished by Claims of More Phone Hacking
Rebekah Brooks Reportedly to Become CEO of News Corp a Decade After the Phone Hacking Scandal | Observer
The Mystery Woman Behind the Murdoch Mess | Vanity Fair
Cosy Texts Between PM And Brooks Revealed | Politics News | Sky News
Rebekah Brooks to Return to News Corp. on Monday - The New York Times
Rebekah Brooks Not Guilty Of Phone Hacking Charges, Andy Coulson Guilty | HuffPost UK News
News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks resigns
