Ofcom rules against Russia Today over Syria conflict report
Ofcom has ruled that a government-owned Russian television station breached the broadcasting code in its coverage of the conflict in…
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Greek journalist acquitted over Lagarde bank list
A magazine publisher has been acquitted of charges that he breached privacy laws by printing a list allegedly naming Greeks…
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Compulsory redundancies averted at Express Newspapers
The National Union of Journalists has managed to avoid compulsory redundancies at the Express Newspapers titles after seven months of…
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Glasgow: Freelance Samantha Booth gets dressed. Duly collected by 88-year-old Nazi interrogator and taken to a local tea shop for…
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South East: ‘Ex-Wapping journalist’ now living on beans on toast and with mobile disconnected, is tutoring students and blogs: ‘I…
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Cambridge: At his computer screen Bob Satchwell watches Lord Leveson preside at the Royal Courts of Justice. Another day of…
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Brussels: Veteran freelance Chris White arrives at La Clé de Vert cafe by the station. Pinot, the barman, asks if…
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Tim Luckhurst: ‘Statutory regulation of British newspapers would create a constitutional absurdity’
Professor Tim Luckhurst above), from the University of Kent, makes the case against any statutory involvement in the new post-Leveson…
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