that is definitely rebecca brooks and her husband charles brooks. i think rebecca went in first.re arrested. nine were convicted. the others, like rebecca brooks, were cleared of all charges. the cps has not turned to the police and said start investigating again. they are not interested. they do not believe there is anything like enough evidence. if the allegations are true, why aren't the police investigating this? i think the difficulty was that after the trial of rebecca brooks and andy coulson, etc, ithink the publicjust lost the appetite for it and therefore the cps also lost appetite for it as well. it is disappointing that the police don't take it further, given the evidence that has come to light since, but it's a decision for them. people on the other side would just say this is just proof that the evidence is flimsy and does not mean anything. if that was the case, why would newsgroup be settling hundreds of claims in the last ten years for millions and millions and millions of pounds if it was just flimsy evidence that did not mean anything? newsgroup newspapers are n

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i did a panel this weekend at -- the book festival, and i met geraldine brooks, rebecca mckay, jacob and we were talking about the impact on rioters. but you could pick anybody like the impact on, lawyers on doctors, and what's interesting about this is the impact on white collar workers more than anybody else with the a. i. revolution. because it's about words and text or knowledge. and so they are becoming panicked. well they didn't mind when mechanized firming went into place and they got four dollar strawberries. they don't mind when amazon prime delivered for free and automated warehouses. but now that it is coming for them, they are very concerned about the situation. it is what it is. >> what is your feeling about a? i >> i'm worried about some of the more problematic things, like killer robots and things like that. i think there should be a global initiative around what we can to do just like we do with nuclear weapons, like we do with cloning and things like that, for one. coming up, the u.s. economy is running on none other than girl power, and it is all thanks to these thr