‘Journalism is not a crime’ campaigners forget the plight of more than 60 tabloid journalists arrested in UK
It seems that the cry ‘journalism is not a crime’ is everywhere. Turkey’s use of anti-terror laws to arrest two…
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Kelvin MacKenzie defends pay-offs to public officials: ‘How else are you supposed to find out the truth?’
Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie has said he would probably be in prison if he was editing the paper today.…
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Former Sun managing editor Graham Dudman opts to leave News UK in wake of Elveden
Former Sun managing editor Graham Dudman has left the paper four months after he was acquitted of illegally paying public…
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Sun picture editor of 15 years leaves for agency after Elveden ordeal
The Sun's picture editor John Edwards has left the tabloid to join picture and video agency Flynet Pictures. The move…
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Jailed for more than 20 years: The sources convicted of selling stories to journalists
Four years after the launch of Operation Elveden, the number of public officials convicted of misconduct in public office stands…
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News of the World’s Coulson and Edmondson ordered to pay £150k and £75k towards hacking trial costs
Former Number 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson (pictured, Reuters) has been ordered to pay £150,000 towards the costs of the…
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Photographer Nick Stern removes permission for Sun to use archive in protest at treatment of Anthony France
Freelance photographer Nick Stern has withdrawn permission for The Sun to use his images as a protest against the treatment…
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Crowdfunding appeal pays legal fees for convicted Sun reporter after News UK refusal to ‘do the right thing’
A crowdfunding appeal yesterday took just a few hours to raise more than £3,000 in legal fees for convicted Sun…
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