Jewish Chronicle ‘will never be cowed by attempts to bully us’ as IPSO responds to call for standards investigation
IPSO said it has "engaged positively" with the Jewish Chronicle over editorial standards.
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Neumann's lawyers say he was defamed by a report that he "defrauded" investors.
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Injured foreign correspondent’s case against CNN will be heard at tribunal
Saima Mohsin alleges unfair dismissal, disability discrimination and unequal pay.
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High Court to review bulk collection of journalists’ data by UK law enforcement
The High Court will re-examine journalistic safeguards in one part of the Investigatory Powers Act.
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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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