‘Responsible journalism’: Why UK publishers have not used Kate picture
Why UK newspapers and broadcasters have not used Princess Kate picture published by TMZ.
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Ofcom said the incident suggested GB News had "inadequate" editorial controls in place.
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Guardian makes apology and payment to Dan Wootton after privacy complaint
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Police ‘mounted surveillance op’ after journalists’ arrest in bid to find source
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Byline Times, Vorderman and Maitlis face threat of legal action from Dan Wootton
Wootton's lawyer cites privacy precedent from Bloomberg vs ZXC Supreme Court judgment.
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Assange waits for outcome of last-ditch bid against US extradition
Stella Assange said her husband's case will decide "whether states can criminalise journalism".
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Celebrity facing sexual misconduct claims loses disclosure bid versus BBC
The police have not yet decided whether to charge celebrity "WFZ" over alleged sexual misconduct.
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