Man who said Guardian article ‘forced him into hiding’ has libel case thrown out
Suggesting that a person is gay is not defamatory, judge says.
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Mail publisher asks Prince Harry’s lawyers for ‘payment for evidence’ documents
Preliminary hearing held in case of Harry, Doreen Lawrence and others against Associated Newspapers.
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UK Supreme Court upholds qualified privilege defence over coverage of Pakistan rally
The Supreme Court said the case does not raise an arguable point of law.
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Ofcom says enforcement action coming as Press Gazette highlights Facebook offences
Ofcom has power to fine Facebook over illegal content under the Online Safety Act.
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Why UK’s contempt of court laws need reform for digital age
Disorder after the Southport stabbings last summer has been called an "indirect result of contempt of court laws".
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‘Unsustainable status quo’: AI companies and publishers respond to Govt copyright consultation
Opt-out proposal like burglars being allowed unless banned by sign on front door, one response says.
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UK ‘at risk of evolving into propaganda regime’ with unenforced FOI rules and official secrecy
Journalists interviewed for a study said failure to comply with FOI rules at public bodies is now "par for the…
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Guardian investigation into Noel Clarke was ‘careful and thorough’, court told
Closing arguments made in Noel Clarke v Guardian News & Media libel trial.
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