Trinity Mirror to take £1.2m hacking compensation ruling to Court of Appeal
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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Times failure to remove police corruption story from site for two years costs it £60k damages plus costs, Appeal Court rules
The Court of Appeal has rejected a bid by The Times to overturn an award of £60,000 in damages given…
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David Miranda’s human rights case dismissed as his Heathrow detention ruled lawful
A journalist's partner held for nine hours at Heathrow under anti-terror laws has lost his High Court claim that he…
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Judge grants permission to publish Court of Protection decision following media appeal
A judge has granted the Press Association and The Independent permission to publish details of a Court of Protection case…
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PM’s brother makes history as the first barrister to be filmed in Court of Appeal
The Prime Minister's brother Alex Cameron QC made history today when he became the first barrister to be filmed in…
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