How a reporter escaped jail but had their life destroyed for publishing two public interest stories about a killer
Another day at the Old Bailey watching the slow-motion car crash of a journalist's life being destroyed. There was huge…
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First reporter convicted under Operation Elveden payments probe avoids jail term
The first journalist convicted of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office has escaped imprisonment after being given a six-month…
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Tabloid reporter to be sentenced today after buying stories about killer’s easy life in prison
A News of the World journalist who wrote two stories about James Bulger killer Jon Venables's apparently privileged life behind…
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Lawyer: Nick Parker sentence shows journalists being treated more severely than ‘common criminals’
A leading criminal lawyer has questioned the severity of the sentence handed down in the trial of the Sun’s Nick…
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Conviction of Sun’s Nick Parker means MPs’ expenses scandal could not be exposed today
Let's draw a comparison between the actions of the Met Police and The Sun's Nick Parker (pictured, Press Association). We…
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Former Sun reporter John Troup was sacked from council PR job over arrest, court hears
A former Sun reporter was sacked from his council PR job after being arrested, a court heard today. John Troup,…
By Three month suspended sentence for Sun’s Nick Parker after conviction for handling MP’s stolen mobile phone
Senior Sun reporter Nick Parker (pictured, Press Association) has been cleared at the Old Bailey of aiding and abetting misconduct…
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Dudman refuses to talk about alleged payments to policeman – ‘code of responsibility to source is absolute’
The jury in the Sun six trial today heard evidence suggesting former managing editor Graham Dudman authorised payments of £350,…
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