Sun’s Duncan Larcombe vows to fight conspiracy charges ‘with every breath in my body’
Sun Royal correspondent Duncan Larcombe has vowed to fight the bribe charges he is facing “with every breath in my…
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Poll suggests public want consultation on press regulation Royal Charter
A new opinion poll has suggested widespread public support for a consultation before a Royal Charter to regulate the press…
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ACPO: ‘Secret arrests’ proposal is bid to end ‘bizarre parlour game’ between reporters and PRs
The Association of Chief Police Officers has said it wants to end the ‘bizarre parlour game’ where journalists seek to…
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Defamation Bill passed: ‘It will change the landscape of free speech in Britain’
Journalists are set to have greater protection from being sued for libel after the Defamation Bill was passed by the…
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Former Times editor James Harding is BBC’s new £340k a year head of news
Four months after being ousted as editor of The Times James Harding has been made head of news for the…
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Press Gazette – Journalism Weekly: Libel tourism victims say new Bill won’t tackle foreign claims
1 Libel tourism victims say new Bill won’t tackle foreign claims Two of the most notable victims of libel tourism…
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News on the Move tablet journalism conference: Live from Google’s London HQ
Press Gazette's second mobile journalism conference News on the Move II takes place at Google's London headquarters from 2pm today.…
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Nick Davies: News Corp was mulling News of the World closure months before Dowler hacking story
Guardian investigative journalist Nick Davies has said that News Corp was considering closing the News of the World months before…
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