Brooks Could Be Arrested Over NOTW Hacking

The transcript discusses Rupert Murdoch's public appearance with Rebecca Brooks amid the News International crisis, highlighting the political and business implications of his £10 billion bid for BSkyB. The bid faces growing opposition from political leaders like Ed Miliband and pressure on David Cameron. The hacking scandal, involving bribed police officers and uncovered emails, has led to calls for a public inquiry. Key figures like John Yates and Rebecca Brooks are under scrutiny, with ongoing investigations and potential trials expected to continue for years.

What was Rupert Murdoch's main business concern during the News International crisis?

• The closure of his Fleet Street title

• The bid to control BSkyB

• The decline in newspaper sales

• The loss of public support

Which political leader announced a motion against News Corp's BSkyB bid?

• Nick Clegg

• David Cameron

• Chris Huhne

• Ed Miliband

What was David Cameron criticized for in relation to the News International crisis?

• Supporting the BSkyB bid

• Hiring Andy Coulson

• Meeting with Rupert Murdoch

• Ignoring the hacking scandal

What did the uncovered emails from News International reveal?

• A new business strategy

• Bribery of police officers

• Support from political leaders

• Plans to expand the company

Who was set to be questioned by MPs regarding the phone hacking investigation?

• Rebecca Brooks

• James Murdoch

• John Yates

• Rupert Murdoch