Stories came from lonely celebs and ‘hangers on’ says former Mail on Sunday editor
Peter Wright denies Prince Harry’s allegations of illegal newsgathering.
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Post Leveson chill in police-press relations thaws after 15 years with new rulebook
All officers encouraged to interact with media, plus right to cover public incidents protected.
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Prince Andrew arrest: How story broke and why he was named by media
Freelance photographer was on the scene at Sandringham as police arrived.
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Mail says there is ‘no evidence’ it obtained call records of Kylie ex
Private investigator ‘Detective Danno’ gives evidence in Mail privacy case.
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Doreen Lawrence accuses Mail of ‘pretending to be her friend’ while stealing her private information
Baroness Doreen Lawrence had long history of working with the Mail until privacy case brought in 2022.
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Mill Media journalist faces £10,000 county court bill after exposé
Publisher, editor and reporter face £250,000 High Court libel claim.
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Former MP denies paying Prince Harry privacy witnesses for testimony
Dr Evan Harris says wrong to suggest Byline Investigates provided ‘legal camouflage’.
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Editors unite to demand Parliament takes action on SLAPPs
Editors from The Telegraph, Guardian and others have banded together against legal bullying of media.
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