Crime journalists concerned over official secrecy around Southport dance class killings
Crime Reporters Association complains to Director of Public Prosecutions about information being blocked.
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Prince Harry and Sun publisher ‘very close’ to potential settlement
Both sides of the trial "feel they have no choice" but to continue discussions.
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Harry versus the press round two: Lawyers will be big winners of Sun trial
Prince Harry hopes trial disclosures will bring new information to light about illegal press tactics.
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Media say ban on naming Sara Sharif care judges ‘cannot be allowed to stand’
Journalists Louise Tickle and Hannah Summers, and PA Media and BBC, appealing anonymity decision.
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Update: Journalists to be able to report from any family court in England and Wales
Journalists have wider discretion to report what they witness at family courts.
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Donald Trump versus the press: His ‘campaign of legal intimidation’ tracked
From Bob Woodward to the Pulitzer Prize board, Donald Trump's lawfare campaign against the press.
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Media wins right to challenge Sara Sharif judges anonymity order
Appeal hearing to be held in January.
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‘Opt-out’ AI rights would let tech companies ‘shirk responsibilities’ on copyright
News Media Association boss says Government's proposed approach "overlooks the real challenge".
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