Police chief sacked for lying sues Northern Echo over phone-monitoring claim
Northern Echo article about scandal-hit Cleveland Police angers former chief constable.
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Mirror strikes victory for honest opinion as Dyson loses £1m libel bid
High Court judge says Brian Reade comment piece did not cause 'serious harm'.
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Piers Morgan’s likely libel defence over naming of royals in racism row
Rival titles named the Royal pair at centre of racism claims a day later.
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Qualified privilege defence to be tested in UK libel battle between two Pakistani broadcasters
A judge dismissed an application for summary judgment, saying the defence should be tested in court.
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Dyson ‘offered to settle’ Mirror libel claim but was ‘forced’ to trial
Dyson told the court he had offered to settle the case with an apology and correction.
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The publisher argues an honest person “could self-evidently have held the opinion”.
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Prince Harry to ask ministers for permission to use Leveson documents in Mail case
Lawyer David Sherborne will ask the Government to vary restrictions on Leveson material.
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Guardian welcomes ruling in libel fight over reporting of Serial’s Trojan Horse podcast
The Observer publisher said it will defend its journalism "robustly".
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