Journalists no longer bracketed with criminals in police guidance
College of Policing counter-corruption guidance changed three years after complaint made.
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Protection of free public service news should be ‘national priority’ says ex-ITV director of news
Michael Jermey makes call while picking up Outstanding Contribution Award.
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The man who helped cost Rupert Murdoch £500m
Former tabloid reporter Graham Johnson is a key figure in Prince Harry's tabloid legal actions.
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GB News wins Ofcom judicial review
Ofcom to consult on updating the Broadcasting Code to make rules on politicians as presenters clearer.
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Guido Fawkes settles Dale Vince libel claim to avoid ‘ruinous’ costs
Guido settlement follows others between Vince and Associated Newspapers and GB News.
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Noel Clarke loses appeal bid ahead of Guardian libel trial
Clarke had wanted to amend his legal claim including by adding six more defendants.
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Thomson Reuters wins ‘fair use’ AI copyright ruling
'Actual copying' in some summaries was 'so obvious that no reasonable jury could find otherwise'.
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UK Government shelves taking action against SLAPP anti-media lawsuits
Response to Future of News inquiry "fails to reflect severity of situation".
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