Rebekah Brooks’s statement

Brooks speaks for the first time since being cleared of phone hacking, saying she feels ‘vindicated’.

Thursday 26 June 2014 13:47 EDT

Rebekah Brooks and her husband Charlie Brooks make a statement outside their property in central London, following their acquittal in the hacking trial. (Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)

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Rebekah Brooks’s statement

Brooks speaks for the first time since being cleared of phone hacking, saying she feels ‘vindicated’.

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