High Court ruling on meaning clears way for Noel Clarke libel trial versus Guardian
High Court judge rules on what hypothetical reasonable reader would take from Noel Clarke investigation.
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Sun editor Newton warns of ‘privacy law’ creep and trumpets Huw Edwards reporting
The Sun editor urged the government to promise to repeal Section 40 in the King's Speech next week.
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Actor Noel Clarke faced ‘trial by media’ after Guardian reports of misconduct, High Court told
Clarke is suing Guardian News and Media over eight articles that he says resulted in him being "cancelled".
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Publishers pay out thousands to owner of Croydon bus-stop arrest video
The video's owner remains in dispute with The Voice.
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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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