Vicky Pryce Emails Revealed

The transcript discusses the case of Vicky Pryce, who was accused of taking speeding points for her ex-husband, Chris Huhne. Emails between Pryce and a journalist reveal her desire for revenge after Huhne's affair. Despite concerns about prosecution, the journalist reassures her. The prosecution argues Pryce is assertive and manipulative, presenting a recorded conversation as evidence. The trial focuses on whether Pryce was coerced into taking the points.

What motivated Vicky Pryce to consider going public with the story about her ex-husband?

• She was offered money by the press.

• She wanted to protect her reputation.

• She was coerced by her ex-husband.

• She sought revenge after her divorce.

How did journalist Isabel Oakshott reassure Vicky Pryce about the risks of going public?

• By promising her legal protection.

• By suggesting she could appear honorable.

• By offering her financial compensation.

• By guaranteeing anonymity.

What is the prosecution trying to prove about Vicky Pryce's character?

• She is easily manipulated.

• She is assertive and manipulative.

• She is a victim of coercion.

• She is indifferent to legal consequences.

In the recorded conversation, what does Vicky Pryce deny?

• Leaking the story to the press.

• Taking the speeding points willingly.

• Being coerced by her ex-husband.

• Having any contact with journalists.

What is the main focus of the trial involving Vicky Pryce?

• The legality of her actions.

• Her relationship with the journalist.

• Her motivations for taking the speeding points.

• The details of her divorce.