LEAKED: Rebekah Brooks Secretly Recorded By News Of The World Staffers

LEAKED: Rebekah Brooks Secretly Recorded By News Of The World Staffers
Adam Taylor | Jul. 8, 2011, 1:34 PM | 656 |

Amazingly, it appears Rebekah Brooks' 4pm GMT meeting with the recently out of a job News of the World staffers has been recorded.
It's a little noisy, but you can hear most of the talking. It gets good around 1.09 when the ex-NOTWers start getting mad.
It sounds like this has been recorded from Sky News, who seem to be the only news organization with the audio at present - we're excited to see if more comes out.
(h/t The Guardian's Lisa O'Carroll)
The audio is below:

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Rebekah Brooks: 'Worse Revelations To Come'
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Rebekah Brooks has told News Of The World staff she was aware of worse revelations to come and they would understand in a year why the paper is soon closing, Sky sources say.


Sky News has obtained a recording of part of the meeting, where there were indications of discontent among workers over the shutting down of the paper after Sunday.
Staff who were told without warning 24 hours earlier that the best-selling tabloid is to cease production were summoned to floor 13 of the News International offices.
Workers are angry at News International chief executive Mrs Brooks after it became clear she would keep her job while they were losing theirs.
Most of the paper's present editorial staff were not employed there during the time the phone hacking that led to its demise allegedly took place - but Mrs Brooks was, serving as editor before moving on to run The Sun.
Addressing staff for the second time in two days, said said she will try and find them other jobs at News International and News Corp - despite growing pressure on her to quit, sources say.
Mrs Brooks also said she has "visibility" on revelations to come and in a year they will understand why the company made this decision, sources added.
The News International boss said the move to close the Sunday tabloid was because there was another two years plus ahead of trouble, sources said.
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Wintabells wrote:I suspect these latest revelations (hacking the voicemails of first celebrities, then murder victims and then the families of soldiers who've been killed) are just the tip of the iceberg. If the journalists/editor condones the practice of hacking phones and bribing the police to provide 'news' (i.e. money) presumably it's widespread so where or even why would a line be drawn? Rebecca Brooks sounds scared and she knows herself there's more, and worse, to come.

princess_leia wrote:She said worse revelations to come. What could be worse than what's already gone on?!

She also said all will become clear in a year or words to that effect?