Former immigration centre official tells court he leaked to The Sun because what was happening ‘was beyond belief’
A former official at a Serco-run immigration centre told a court that bosses might have "perversely" wanted him to sell…
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Reporter Tom Wells tells court: No-one at The Sun ever said paying public officials could be illegal
A Sun reporter on trial for paying three public officials for tips told jurors today that his newsdesk "knew exactly"…
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Old Bailey jury retires to consider verdicts on Sun’s John Kay, Geoffrey Webster, Duncan Larcombe and Fergus Shanahan
The jury has retired to deliberate on its verdicts in the trial of four senior journalists from The Sun newspaper…
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Sun deputy editor did not know £100k military contact was public official, court told
The number one military contact of the Sun's chief reporter could have been the wife of an army officer who…
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Prosecution of Sun chief reporter John Kay is ‘hallmark of oppressive regime’, Old Bailey told
The Old Bailey was told yesterday how a Fleet Street reporter who has been “at the top of his game"…
By Three Sun journalists and former Mirror reporter stand trial over leaks revealing corruption at immigration centre
An official at a Serco-run immigration centre justified leaking stories to The Sun by claiming the company turned a "blind…
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Andy McNab called as defence witness for Sun’s Duncan Larcombe: Princes leaks from MoD ‘trivial’
Ex-SAS author Andy McNab dismissed army leaks about the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry as "nonsense" and "waffle" in…
By Sun’s Duncan Larcombe tells court he’s done nothing wrong: ‘I still have to be convinced why I’m sitting here’
The Sun's royal editor has told jurors he stands by "every single one" of the stories about the Duke of…
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