Mail on Sunday pays ‘substantial’ damages over ‘statin deniers’ articles
A statement by Matt Hancock on statins was found to have been used in a "misleading" way.
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Lords slam government inaction on SLAPPs, calling for action by summer
The government last week ruled out immediate legislation, saying SLAPPs were a "complex area".
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Mail publisher ‘strongly denies’ lawyer’s allegation of document deletion
The mother of murdered teen Stephen Lawrence was "alerted" to the potential case by a text from Prince Harry.
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Warning of imminent, ‘irreparable’ fracture of news landscape without action
The UK’s news landscape could fracture “irreparably” in the next five to ten years with “grim” implications, a new Parliamentary…
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Essex Police drops ‘misguided and chilling’ action against Allison Pearson
Media law expert David Banks says Essex Police should have done its homework.
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Telegraph calls for change in law after Allison Pearson accused of Public Order offence
Year-old deleted Allison Pearson message on X has surfaced via the internet archive.
By Prince Harry and Tom Watson only remaining claimants against Sun publisher
The trial is expected to be held in January.
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News Corp adds Google-powered AI summaries to Factiva search results
Factiva general manager Traci Mabrey says only consenting publishers will appear in AI results.
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