Julian Assange wins bid to bring appeal against extradition
Assange can appeal on grounds of freedom of speech and potential prejudice owing to his nationality.
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New Yorker defies contempt risk to publish Lucy Letby story in UK print edition
The case may set up a showdown between England's justice system and the magazine.
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BBC makes ‘substantial payout’ to Diana chauffeur over Martin Bashir slander
Martin Bashir told Princess Diana and her brother that Steve Davies "feeds Today newspaper".
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New Yorker latest to be faced with ‘incredibly complex’ task of reporting Lucy Letby case
Witnesses in the case were unusually given anonymity without reasons of national security or a risk to life.
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Daily Mail publisher ‘denies under oath’ Prince Harry hacking claim
Four current national newspaper editors named in illegal newsgathering claim.
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New transparency board to ‘modernise’ open justice
Baroness Carr also says the broadcasting of court hearings could see "careful" expansion.
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Hugh Grant settles claim against Sun publisher due to risk of £10m legal costs
In addition judge dismisses News Group Newspapers' bid for an initial trial on whether claims have been brought too late.
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Open Democracy could have been ‘insolvent by June’ without 40% cost reductions
Turmoil at the top of Open Democracy has led to legal letters being sent.
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