Press Gazette meets the UK civil servant trying to regulate Google
Executive director of digital markets at the CMA Will Hayter says positive results will be seen quickly.
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Lawyer for press victims says media standards have improved
Louis Charalambous says Prince Harry privacy case appears to be based purely on inference.
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‘Scamming’ landlord libel claim thrown out as Lammy promises legislation on SLAPPs
Mill Media left with legal costs of around £40,000 from defending the claim.
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Telegraph recorded most Editors’ Code breaches in 2025
IPSO received 6,534 complaints, down from 6,655 in 2024.
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Top libel lawyers ‘killed off’ legislation to protect public interest reporting
Claimant lawyers argued SLAPP debate is based on “misleading narrative”.
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Wall Street Journal story on Trump and Epstein took six months and 20 staff
“Bad faith” threats put public interest reporting at risk, leading journalists tell summit.
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Forbes to settle California class action claim over use of website trackers
Forbes.com agrees to set aside $10m for privacy settlement.
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US publishers back Amazon in AI agent access dispute with Perplexity
Case centres on use of AI agents that access content while cloaked as human users.
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