Dan Wootton accused of ‘catfishing’ former colleague, court hears
Wootton's lawyers failed in attempt to reveal identity of claimant.
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IPSO decides not to launch Jewish Chronicle standards investigation
Calls for standards investigation began in 2021 and revived in September 2024 after Elon Perry incident.
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Investigatory Powers Tribunal rejects Government secrecy over Apple encryption case
The IPT also raised the prospect that future hearings around the case may be held in public.
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Guardian editor Kath Viner: ‘Clear public interest’ in exposing Noel Clarke allegations
Kath Viner says newspaper reported on what was "something of an open secret" in the film and TV industry.
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Guardian journalist on Noel Clarke investigation: ‘I felt that it was a story to be made public’
Guardian journalist Sirin Kale gives evidence at High Court.
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Guardian journalist defends putting Noel Clarke investigation sources in touch
Lucy Osborne says women "nervous about going on the record" spoke after their Guardian interviews.
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Telegraph takes down Stop Funding Hate article after legal threat
Telegraph agrees to pay campaign group's legal costs.
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Guardian journalist checked Noel Clarke allegations ‘again and again’
Lucy Osborne, one of the two main Guardian reporters involved in the investigation, gives evidence.
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