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
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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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Mail’s Katie Nicholl says ‘nonsense’ hacking claims damaged her career
Prince Harry, Sadie Frost and others claim Nicholl hacked their phones.
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News Corp CEO Robert Thomson warns AI companies scraping without paying: ‘We’re coming for you’
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Perplexity claims News Corp tried to ‘entrap’ chatbot to make copyright case
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‘Hacked’ Daily Mail Harry story came from press office, says royal editor
Daily Mail’s Rebecca English says stories came from cuttings, royal press offices and other legitimate sources.
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Former Mail on Sunday exec says emails from phone hacker don’t prove illegality
Former associate editor Chris Anderson was pitched stories by convicted hacker Greg Miskiw.
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