‘Misleading’ Home Office photo guidance risks ‘serious consequences’ for journalists, warns NUJ
Booklet ‘spreads public confusion’ about journalists’ rights, says union.
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Second ‘overwhelming victory’ for Mail publisher in Harry privacy case with costs decision
Associated Newspapers awarded costs on indemnity basis, initial payment, and no cap.
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IPSO reviewing ‘high volume’ of Jason Arday coverage complaints after Cambridge academic’s death
Complaints filed en masse in relation to Clause 1 (accuracy) of Editors’ Code.
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Tony Livesey leaves 5 Live following allegations against former Sport Newspapers boss David Sullivan
Story updated as Livesey leaves BBC radio show after 16 years.
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Why reporting of Ann Widdecombe killing pushed legal boundaries
Daily Mail first to name suspect in Widdecombe murder case before charge.
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Police and crime commissioner to pay Allison Pearson ‘substantial damages’
Telegraph columnist receives five-figure sum in complaint against Essex police boss.
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Mail spent £35m fighting Harry’s ‘campaign for Leveson 2’ privacy claim
Claim was launched with ‘blaze of publicity’ and ‘monstrous all-out attack’ on Mail.
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Mirror publisher to pay ‘substantial’ damages to model over alleged phone hacking
Model complained about hacking of voicemails relating to girlfriends Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz.
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