‘True legend’ and ‘straight dealing reporter’: Court hears character witness statements for Sun reporter John Kay
The Sun's chief reporter John Kay (pictured, Reuters), from north London, was hailed a "true legend" as Fleet Street friends…
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Sun reporter Anthony France faces two-week trial after pleading not guilty to charge of paying police officer for stories
A Sun crime reporter from Watford has denied a charge over the alleged payment of a police officer for story…
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Leaks to Sun about Princes Harry and William from Sandhurst to Sun ‘very unsettling’ for officer cadets, court told
Leaks to a tabloid newspaper about the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry's time at Sandhurst would have had a…
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Four years after Met began investigating journalists: £33.5m spent, 64 arrested and/or charged, four jailed
In January 2011 the Met Police launched what is now reckoned to have become the biggest UK criminal investigation ever,…
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Ex-Royals PR tells court: Sun Princes coverage was ‘generally’ positive, but some stories ‘should have been private’
An ex-Clarence House press chief told the trial of The Sun's royal editor that some of the stories to come…
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Gavin Millar QC says journalist trials ‘make no sense to jurors’ who are asking ‘what on earth is the criminality?’
The Sun has questioned why four journalists accused of paying public officials for stories should face a retrial when hundreds…
By Why CPS should call a halt to ordeal for the remaining Sun six trial accused
Three years after the initial arrests, following three months of hearings and 49 hours of jury deliberations, there have been…
By Four journalists face retrial as jury fails to reach a verdict on Sun conspiracy charges
Four Sun journalists accused of corrupting public officials face a retrial after a jury failed to reach verdicts following a…
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