Ofcom drops politician presenter investigations against GB News
Ofcom has now withdrawn a total of five rulings it had originally upheld against GB News.
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Press shut out of Home Office’s Snoopers’ Charter Apple encryption tribunal
Requests to make representations by a group including the BBC, Daily Mail, Guardian and Times have so far been ignored.
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Douglas Murray wins ‘substantial’ damages after Observer column error
An Observer writer inaccurately claimed comments made by Murray in 2023 had referred to the 2024 riots.
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Noel Clarke claims woman who says he asked her for sex is a ‘fantasist’
Clarke also told the High Court he is "not a cult leader" in the third day of his trial against…
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Noel Clarke gives evidence in Guardian libel trial: Publisher ‘smashed my life’
Day two of libel trial at London's High Court.
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Noel Clarke claims Guardian played ‘judge, jury and executioner’ as libel trial opens
Guardian lawyer says "much time and resource" was devoted to getting to the truth in its investigation.
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Journalists no longer bracketed with criminals in police guidance
College of Policing counter-corruption guidance changed three years after complaint made.
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Protection of free public service news should be ‘national priority’ says ex-ITV director of news
Michael Jermey makes call while picking up Outstanding Contribution Award.
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