Prince Harry claims against The Sun won’t be heard until 2025
The cases of more than 30 people will be heard in January 2025.
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Freelance journalist wins solo High Court fight to shine light on family courts
Freelance journalist Louise Tickle overturned an unlawful judicial decision to stop her reporting.
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Secret police: Why true stories about active investigations are going untold
In the past five years cases against Bloomberg, Mail Online and the BBC have set a precedent against naming.
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Guardian and Mirror take down Dan Wootton story after legal warning
Publishers threatened with exemplary damages and punitive costs.
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Russell Brand investigation: Why Met Police issued statement to media despite privacy rules
Met Police statement clearly refers to Russell Brand but does not name him.
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Attorney General makes Russell Brand contempt warning despite no active proceedings
Russell Brand has not been arrested, nor is any criminal investigation currently taking place.
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Journalists fear ‘secret justice’ over proposed one-reporter limit in sex trials
Concerns raised over potential "secret justice for rapists".
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GB News impartiality undermined by Bev Turner support for Russell Brand, MP warns
Chair of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee Dame Caroline Dinenage has written to GB News CEO.
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