Publishers warn reduced FOI cost limit would put public-interest information ‘beyond scrutiny’
Government reportedly exploring reduced cost ceiling for processing FOI requests.
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US judge dismisses Google monopoly claim brought by local publishers
Judge said Helena World and Emmerich Newspapers could not prove harm.
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Signature on crucial Prince Harry privacy case statement ‘forged’, says key witness
Gavin Burrows claims there has been a “theatre built around me that I can easily prove wrong”.
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UK Government backs down on plan to weaken copyright in favour of AI firms
Move follows unanimous opposition to plans from the UK news industry.
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Breakthrough for crime reporters as police PRs agree to answer the phone
New Policing and Media Charter for England and Wales launched.
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Guardian to appeal ruling which said ‘alt right’ description is defamatory
Permission to appeal relates to potential use of honest opinion defence in libel law.
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Partial win for Mirror as four hacking claims deemed out of time
Model Paul Sculfor is the only one of five test claimants allowed to continue hacking claim.
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Media wins fight to name suspected Syrian war criminal charged with murder
Salem Al-Salem has been accused of crimes including murder in Syria in 2011.
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