Press regulator Impress forced to correct misleading accounts
Impress apologised "for any confusion caused" by its financial statement.
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Scottish Sun staff followed MSP on to motorway.
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Sun publisher pays out to celebs over claims of hacking, blagging and deception
News Group Newspapers apologised to the claimants, who include Mel C and Catherine Tate.
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Unhappy Guardian complainant launches new watchdog for unregulated media
News agency boss Michael Leidig was frustrated by the Guardian complaints process.
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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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