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Rebekah Brooks was the high flying journalist who was appointed as editor of the News of the World by Murdoch in 2000 aged 32, then was promoted to become editor of the Sun in 2003, before finally becoming chief executive of News International in 2009 just as it was being reported by the Guardian that phone hacking was widespread at the Sunday tabloid.

Born into a council estate in Essex, he became a star showbiz columnist on the Sun and went on to become editor of Britain's largest selling Sunday newspaper from where he leapfrogged into Downing Street, becoming one of the prime minister's closest aides.

He left government shortly after President Nixon took office to become editor of Foreign Affairs.

Rideau went on to become editor of the Angolite, the prison's award-winning magazine.

Recently, he had become editor of a promising hip-hop magazine, XXL.

In 1983, Ms. Fanning moved to Boston to become editor of The Christian Science Monitor.

Condé Nast today appointed Kate Reardon to become editor of Tatler, replacing Catherine Ostler.

She eventually moved to become editor of Harper's Bazaar, in 1932.

He relocated to the United States to become editor of a German-language newspaper in Reading, Pennsylvania.

Ms. Valentine left to become editor of Charm magazine, which was sold as the first magazine for working women.

By the age of 30 he had become editor of BBC television's flagship nightly Nine O'Clock News.