Four new GB News Ofcom investigations over Rees-Mogg, McVey, Davies and Daubney
Broadcaster faces four Ofcom investigations over impartiality.
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Labour peer in confidentiality court fight with Telegraph, TBIJ and Open Democracy
Jusan Technologies has sued the three media companies for libel.
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News copyright theft ‘through the roof’ as 700,000 articles taken down in six months
Content farmers appear to be "getting a bit more brazen".
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Cameras in courts one year on: An unqualified success
ITN's head of legal and compliance on how the success of filming in UK courtrooms is restoring trust in justice.
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‘Failed health secretary and cheating husband’ Matt Hancock loses IPSO complaints against Mirror
Daily Mirror articles about Matt Hancock not inaccurate, rules IPSO.
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Mail on Sunday set for libel trial showdown with mother of boxer Nicola Adams
Denver Adams is suing Associated Newspapers over an interview with her Olympic boxer daughter.
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Judge says Prince Harry can’t take Sun and News of the World hacking claims to trial
The duke's other allegations of unlawful information gathering will be heard at trial in 2024.
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Dyson wins right to pursue exploitation libel claim versus Channel 4 News
Sir James Dyson himself is no longer pursuing the case after a judge ruled his claim out.
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