Tears of relief for Sun Whitehall editor Clodagh Hartley as she is cleared of conspiracy to corrupt public official
Sun Whitehall editor Clodagh Hartley and the girlfriend of a HM Customs press officer have been cleared of plotting to…
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Prison officer on trial for selling stories to The Sun says he only acted in the public interest
A prison officer accused of selling stories to The Sun told jurors that if he had been in it for…
ByJury retires to consider case against Sun Whitehall editor Clodagh Hartley
The jury has retired to consider verdicts in the trial of a Sun reporter accused of plotting with a Government…
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Nick Parker trial: In 26 years at The Sun he was never given legal guidance on payments to public officials
A police officer contacted the Sun about footballer John Terry's mother and mother-in-law being arrested for shoplifting £1,450-worth of goods…
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Sun reporter Jamie Pyatt: ‘We all knew public officials were being paid, I accept that’
Paying public officials for stories was an "open secret" throughout the newsroom at The Sun, a court heard today. (Picture:…
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Sun six trial: ‘Handed over by my own company for doing what I had done loyally for 27 years’
A Sun reporter told a court how he challenged a break-in at a youth club near his home shortly before…
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The conviction of Newcastle Journal editor Brian Aitken looks like a shocking injustice
In a country where questionable criminal actions against journalists have become commonplace the conviction and fine for Newcastle Journal editor…
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Clodagh Hartley trial jury asked: ‘Do we want a press that simply regurgitates press releases from Government?’
The freedom of the press is at stake after a Sun reporter was dragged through the courts for “doing her…
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