Noel Clarke loses libel case against Guardian
Guardian’s editor in chief said the ruling is a “deserved victory” for “women that suffered”.
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Secrecy order wrongly given to murdered child after no reporters attended court
The absence of journalists at a pre-trial hearing allowed a wrongful identification ban to go unchallenged.
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Youtuber’s libel claim against Spectator dismissed after reporting was ‘substantially true’
Judge also ruled Mohammed Hegab had lied to the court.
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Courts to notify journalists of reporting restrictions so they can be challenged
The amendment to the Criminal Procedure Rules is expected to improve transparency within the media industry.
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Public service broadcasters need ‘stable’ funding for news and prominence on Youtube, Ofcom finds
‘Next logical step’ after Media Act gave prominence to public service broadcasters on smart TVs.
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Afghan data breach super injunction ‘deeply disturbing’ for press freedom, says Lewis Goodall
Unprecedented wide-ranging super injunction gagged UK press for two years.
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Prince Harry lawyers told to disclose details of payments to witnesses in Mail trial
Judge condemns ‘inconsistent and incoherent’ approach of Prince Harry lawyers.
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Former Guardian blogger alarmed that work included in OpenAI deal
Freelances and news agencies not consulted or paid in publisher AI licensing deals.
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