Media say ban on naming Sara Sharif care judges ‘cannot be allowed to stand’
Journalists Louise Tickle and Hannah Summers, and PA Media and BBC, appealing anonymity decision.
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Update: Journalists to be able to report from any family court in England and Wales
Journalists have wider discretion to report what they witness at family courts.
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Secrecy around UK gun police threatens open justice say editors and reporters
The Society of Editors and Crime Reporters Association sought assurances the plan will not set a new precedent.
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Tristan Kirk’s fight for open justice: ‘I was only reporter covering these cases’
The latest Paul Foot Award winner warns more secret justice could be on the cards.
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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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Broadcasting from UK courts: ‘Highly selective and limited use’
Some 33 cases were filmed but most were not used by broadcasters.
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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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Why Brianna Ghey’s teenage killers should be named in media
Journalists successfully asked a judge to overturn an anonymity order on open justice grounds.
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