New police media guidance aims to reset post-Leveson culture of suspicion
New guidance allows off-the-record briefings and encourages police openness.
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Getty vs Stability AI ruling is ‘damp squib’ that fails to create precedent
Getty parallel case against Stability AI in the US continues.
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Express rapped by IPSO over inaccurate headlines nine times in 2025 so far
The articles mostly relate to Labour's financial policies.
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University leader wins substantial damages after being defamed by Steve Coogan
Loughborough University chief says Coogan script was 'monstrous' distortion of facts.
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Are press trip freebies taxable income for freelances and influencers?
A travel blogger has said she needs to be paid to go on press trips.
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Ofcom backs away from change to rule over politicians acting as presenters
Concerns over "de facto ban" on politicians presenting any type of programme under Ofcom's proposed change.
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Victory for Nottinghamshire Live in battle with Reform UK over council ban
Editor Natalie Fahy: "Journalists will not back down if our freedoms are attacked."
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Information about Prince William’s 21st birthday party could have been ‘blagged’ for Daily Mail, High Court hears
Mail publisher Associated Newspapers in bid to have parts of legal action against it thrown out.
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