Prince Harry settles rest of Mirror group hacking claim
Mirror Group Newspapers also ordered to pay part of costs of last year's hacking trial.
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Freelance says fight with the BBC a "test of the whole freedom of information process".
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House of Lords report says it was unfair for AI firms to use copyrighted work without permission or compensation.
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Why Brianna Ghey’s teenage killers should be named in media
Journalists successfully asked a judge to overturn an anonymity order on open justice grounds.
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Harry hacking lawyer labels case against Mirror publisher ‘overwhelmingly successful’
Phone-hacking claimants including the Duke of Sussex are seeking costs of almost £2m.
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Business Insider faces internal backlash over lockout for axed staff
News and life will no longer be separate teams as title focuses coverage around business and tech.
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Prince Harry drops libel action versus Mail On Sunday over bodyguards story
Harry failed last month in a bid to stop the case from going to trial.
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While New York Times litigates over AI, many media companies will liquidate – US Congress warned
The US Senate heard from news industry leaders about the threats posed by generative AI tools.
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