Brooks faces fights on all fronts back at Murdoch's London HQ
She has to tackle falling circulation at The Sun, move of advertisers online and resentment from staff
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WHEN the once-toxic Rebekah Brooks returns to run Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers on Monday she will face the toughest challenge of her career - rebuilding her reputation and the company in the harsh glare of the public spotlight.
Ms Brooks, the media mogul's protegee who was cleared last year of being part of a criminal phone hacking campaign to dig up news stories, will resume oversight of Britain's The Sun and The Times papers as News UK chief executive, following a four-year battle to clear her name.
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