LONDON (AP) — Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson took the stand at Britain’s phone hacking trial Monday, saying his affair with fellow executive Rebekah Brooks was wrong but didn’t lead him to share work secrets with her.
Coulson, who is on trial alongside Brooks and five others, also denied knowing while he was editor that a private investigator employed by the tabloid had been hacking phones.
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