Sun reporter Anthony France was ‘given’ police contact and told: ‘I’ve spoken to a lawyer and it’s fine’
A Sun reporter told of his struggles against a "homophobic bully" boss as he launched a defence in his trial…
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Perjury trial of former News of the World editor Andy Coulson begins
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson (pictured, Reuters) has gone on trial in Scotland accused of committing perjury.…
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Sun reporter paid police officer more than £22,000 for 38 stories over three years, Old Bailey told
Sun crime reporter Anthony France paid a police officer more than £22,000 for 38 stories over three years, the Old…
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Elveden police ask judge for journalists’ call records in legal first after Save Our Sources law
Legal history was made today after officers from the Metropolitan Police applied to a judge to view two journalists’ phone…
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‘A strange world where telling readers the truth is a serious criminal offence’: My witness statement for Stephen Moyes
Journalists forced to keep silent for years because of the Contempt of Court Act have grasped the opportunity to speak…
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Case against cleared Sun reporter Stephen Moyes said he ‘demonised’ Suffolk Strangler by writing stories about him
The criminal trial of Sun reporter Stephen Moyes was set to hear that he had “demonised” the Suffolk Strangler by…
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Cleared Sun reporter Tom Wells says life was ‘torn apart’ for three years by Operation Elveden
A Sun reporter launched a scathing attack on a "flailing and failing" Operation Elveden after becoming the latest to be…
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Dudman on ‘frightening’ 1,176-day ordeal: ‘Journalism must never again be subject to such an appalling attack’
Former Sun managing editor Graham Dudman was greeted with a round of applause from assembled journalists as he left the…
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