Jury retires in trial of Sun reporter Nick Parker accused of ‘handling’ MP’s stolen phone
A jury has retired to consider verdicts in the trial of a senior Sun reporter accused of breaking the law…
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How much journalism training was there at The Sun? ‘None’, former managing editor Graham Dudman tells court
Former Sun managing editor Graham Dudman has told the Sun six trial that there was no editorial training at the…
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Sun picture editor lived in fear of sack from ‘not always rational but always demanding’ editor Brooks, court hears
The Sun's picture editor made "hardly any" checks when approving cash payments to a long-serving reporter's source, a court heard.…
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‘Heavy-handed cops, gung-ho prosecutors and thin-skinned political rulers’ condemned by Kavanagh after Sun reporter’s acquittal
Sun associate editor Trevor Kavanagh has condemned “heavy-handed cops, gung-ho prosecutors and our thin-skinned political rulers” for the prosecution of…
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Former Sun deputy news editor: Inventing quotes to ’embellish’ stories is ‘standard journalistic practice’
The Sun's former deputy news editor told a court it is "very standard journalistic practice" to invent quotes. Ben O'Driscoll,…
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‘I do not accept I acted unlawfully at all’: Sun journalist defends looking at contents of MP’s Blackberry
A Sun journalist denied to a court that he "acted unlawfully at all" by looking at the contents of an…
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Sun six trial: Ben O’Driscoll says he did not believe reporter’s claims about having ‘copper contact’
A Sun reporter with a "copper contact" was prone to exaggeration and once claimed to be related to Barack Obama,…
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Former Sun deputy news editor Ben O’Driscoll accuses colleague Pyatt of lying in evidence
Unprintable tales of explosive scandals involving politicians and celebrities were stored in a "Wild West-style" safe in the Sun's newsroom…
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