‘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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BBC sorry for Farage banking story and source, Natwest CEO Alison Rose, resigns
The BBC has admitted 4 July Nigel Farage headline was wrong.
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NI police viewed journalist’s call records to ‘find whistleblower’
Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney were previously wrongly arrested and later received damages from police.
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Chinese state broadcaster fails in appeal against £125,000 Ofcom fine
CGTN was sanctioned for four 2019 editions of The World Today and one of China 24.
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BBC wins legal fight to stop Press Gazette revealing cost of value-for-money report
The study, conducted by MTM, found UK households "underestimated" the value of the licence fee.
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