Phone-hacking Trial - Day 55 - The Defence Begins..

Now that the case for the Prosecution has been completed, it is expected that Rebekah Brooks will take the stand today.

Rebekah Brooks (image via 'counterweights')

For links to reports and information on yesterday's revelations in court, please click HERE.

For a full account of yesterday's events in court, click HERE.

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Latest reports:

Rebekah Brooks Cleared of One Charge - BBC News Jury Told to Find Rebekah Brooks Not Guilty on One Charge in Hacking Trial - Guardian NoW Spent Up To £250 000 On Divine Brown Story - Guardian Rebekah Brooks Takes The Witness Stand For the First Time - The Drum Rupert Murdoch Told Me to 'Keep My Head Down', Says Rebekah Brooks - Guardian Tony Blair Briefed the Sun on New Labour Project 2 Years Before 1997 General Election, Court Told - Press Gazette Rebekah Brooks ...Denies Knowledge of Glenn Mulcaire and Phone-hacking - Press Gazette Trial Hears of Brooks' Battle Through 'Misogynistic' Tabloid World - Hacked Off Rebekah Brooks Brought Greg Miskiw Back From New York as His US Operation Was 'A Waste of Money', Court Told - Press Gazette *** *** The case for the Defence begins: *** Jonathan Laidlaw QC, Defence Counsel for Rebekah Brooks Sue Carroll, pictured whilst at the Daily Mirror (image from Mirror) Obituary for Sue Carroll from the Daily Mirror

Stuart Kuttner (image from Guardian)

*** Alex Marunchak (image from Daily Mail) Greg Miskiw (image from The Times) Les Hinton Stuart Higgins (image from the Guardian) *** *** L/R: Piers Morgan, Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson (image via Guardian) Andy Coulson, Rebekah Wade (Brooks) Tom Crone, appearing before CMS Select Committee, House of Commons Newspaper Editors' Code of Practice Front pages during the 'Sarah's Law' Campaign *** *** ('lede' = 1st paragraph of news story) Rebekah Wade (Brooks) and Sara Payne during the 'Sarah's Law' Campaign =======================================================