Editors unite in bid to stop anti-SLAPP bill being ‘ultimately redundant’
Letter co-ordinated by the Anti-SLAPP Coalition says new bill will still result in uncertainty.
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BBC faces Pandora Papers libel trial versus Tory donor Amersi after defamation ruling
Mohamed Amersi is seeking damages of up to £100,000 against an episode of Panorama and a BBC News article online.
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Case dropped against press photographer after altercation with police officer at scene of fatal car fire
Barrister for Dimitris Legakis said case raised "legitimate questions about the freedom of the press".
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How publishers will need to change subscription policies due to Digital Markets Bill
Impacts of Digital Markets Bill for publishers will go beyond the much hoped-for payments from platforms.
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Met Police issues apology nearly ten years after detaining journalists at protest
One photographer was hit in the face in the lead-up to the detention of the journalists.
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Foreign state ownership ban could cover news websites as well as papers and magazines
Indirect or "passive" investment by foreign states would be exempt but capped at 5%.
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Assange must have death penalty assurance from US say judges considering appeal bid
The United States must give assurances that Julian Assange will not face the death penalty before judges will consider dismissing…
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News of the World publisher ‘unlawfully obtained’ private information on Harry from age nine, lawyer says
Court hears alleged unlawful activity was "known about, encouraged and concealed by those in positions of responsibility".
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