Sun reporter Anthony France avoids jail over payments conviction: ‘A decent man of solid integrity’
Sun reporter Anthony France has today been sentenced to 18 months in prison, suspended for two years. France was found…
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Elveden defence lawyer: A ‘more cautious press’ unable to uncover public sector wrongdoing would be a ‘real tragedy’
Mark Abbott, a criminal defence lawyer and partner at Blaser Mills law firm, acted as former Sun managing editor Graham…
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Coulson perjury trial told news editor used hand gesture to indicate when stories sourced through phone-hacking
Hacking phones was "systematic" at the News of the World, the perjury trial of the newspaper's former editor has heard.…
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News of the World journalists thought Milly Dowler voicemails from police source, court told
News of the World private investigator Glenn Mulcaire told journalists on the paper that he obtained the voicemail messages of…
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Jury in trial of Sun’s Anthony France retires to consider verdict
A jury has retired to consider its verdict in the trial of a Sun reporter accused of getting story tips…
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Goodman told by Coulson he could keep his job if he admitted to ‘lone wolf’ phone-hacking, perjury trial hears
A former News of the World journalist has told a perjury trial that editor Andy Coulson suggested he would keep…
By Clive Goodman tells Scottish Court that Coulson knew about Royal phone-hacking plot
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson knew phone-hacking was happening at the newspaper while he was editor, one…
By Sun reporter not concerned whether paid source was police officer: ‘The information is the important thing’
Sun crime reporter Anthony France said he was not concerned when he learned that a paid source was "in all…
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