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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Express was newsbrand with most Editors’ Code breaches in 2024
Total number of complaints against IPSO-regulated publishers fell in 2024.
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Police in Northern Ireland tried to identify journalists’ sources more than 20 times
But covert surveillance of journalists not found to be “widespread or systemic”.
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Journalist going to trial after highlighting porn shared by ex-MP on X
Greg Hadfield told potential Article 10 freedom of expression defence is for a trial to decide.
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Bill could make it illegal for public officials to mislead the public
Public Office (Accountability) Bill includes new legal duty of candour.
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Arbitrator rejects libel claim versus Dorset Eye over asylum coverage
Claim centred around coverage of campaign against barge housing asylum seekers.
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Police sorry for harassment warning to journalist who contacted councillor
Councillor contacted over alleged criminal admissions.
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