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[Updated at 6:16 p.m. GMT, 2:16 p.m. ET] Bit of a twist at the end – and an intriguing cliffhanger request from Brooks.
At the end of her session, she asked that, when she is freed from legal constraints – remember, she has been arrested and bailed – she be invited back again to be questioned by the committee. Committee members said they were fine with that.
And with that, Brooks left the hearing.
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Post by: CNN news blog editor Mallory Simon, CNN's Barry Neild, CNN's Nick Hunt, CNN's Peter Wilkinson Filed under: Media • News of the World • United Kingdom |

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