DCMS seeks views as state-owned investors banned from any stake in UK newspaper
Rules brought to stop the Telegraph takeover unintentionally rule out sovereign wealth fund investments.
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NI law that would have outlawed reporting Savile allegations struck down
Belfast Telegraph editor says law had already affected newspaper's work.
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FT to ‘vigorously defend’ Crispin Odey libel claim
FT issued with legal claim almost 12 months after investigation published.
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Joey Barton calling Jeremy Vine ‘bike nonce’ had defamatory meaning, judge rules
Judge says posts would have been read as "taunting, scorning and ridiculing" Vine "for his alleged proclivity".
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Media Bill passed protecting public service broadcasters and repealing Section 40
Passing of the Media Bill means threat of Government-backed press regulation has now lifted.
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GB News begins ‘formal legal process’ to challenge Ofcom rulings
It comes days after Ofcom said it was considering issuing GB News with a statutory sanction.
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Culture Secretary backs Ofcom for ‘doing its job’ scrutinising GB News
Lucy Frazer was also accused by MPs of failing to express a view on Israel's treatment of journalists.
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Harry barred from adding claims against Rupert Murdoch to unlawful reporting trial
Judge also says Harry has failed to fully remove hacking allegations from his claim after an earlier ruling.
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