Disgraced former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks has been arrested, reports Sky News, the latest casualty in the burgeoning phone hacking scandal that brought down News of the World. Brooks, 43, went by appointment to a London police station, where she is being held on charges of corruption and conspiring to intercept communications. The former NotW editor confirms that she's "assisting the police with their inquiries," reports the AP. She's the 10th person charged. Brooks resigned her job Friday; she's due to speak to Parliament on Tuesday. (More Rebekah Brooks stories.)