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Ben Leapman of the Sunday Telegraph is celebrating the Information Tribunal case that saw him — along with fellow journalists…
ByBBC Northern Ireland’s £800-a-day taxi bill
The FOI disclosures just keep on coming from BBC Northern Ireland. Now the News Letter of Belfast reports that BBC…
ByBBC discloses highest-paid staffer following FOI ruling
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