Russian businessman wins media-backed bid to partially lift reporting restrictions in family court fight
A rich Russian businessman embroiled in a family court battle with his Ukrainian ex-wife over the care of their two…
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Mirror publisher loses appeal to protect confidential sources in phone-hacking litigation
The publisher of the Mirror titles and the Sunday People has failed in a Court of Appeal bid to ensure…
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Judge to issue new guidelines on challenging reporting restrictions in family courts after journalist’s appeal win
A senior judge will issue new guidelines for journalists who want to overturn reporting restrictions in the family courts after…
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News organisations win Court of Appeal ruling forcing release of video footage shown at trial
Media organisations should have been allowed access to video footage shown at a manslaughter trial following the death of a…
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£1.2m hacking payouts ‘out of all proportion’, says Mirror as it reveals 120 claims
The damages paid out by Mirror Group Newspapers to eight victims of phone-hacking were "out of all proportion" to the…
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Mirror Group Newspapers has been granted permission to take its fight against £1.2m of phone-hacking damages payments to the Court…
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News groups in legal bid for MI5 to return reporters’ notebooks and allow coverage of secret terror trial
Restrictions on reporting the trial of a law student on terrorism charges are being challenged in the Court of Appeal…
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CPS presses ahead with retrial of prison officer whose newspaper leak conviction was overturned last week
The Crown Prosecution Service is to press ahead with a retrial of a prison officer whose conviction on a charge…
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