Crown Prosecution Service drops nine journalist prosecutions after latest Elveden acquittals
The Crown Prosecution Service is scrapping most of the planned trials involving journalists accused of payments to public officials. The…
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Tabloid four trial: Three journalists cleared over public official payments, CPS mulls retrial of Tom Wells
Two Sun journalists and a former Daily Mirror reporter today walked free from court after being cleared of conspiracy to…
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Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson has perjury trial delayed until after election
The perjury trial of former Downing Street director of communications Andy Coulson in Scotland is now to be begin after…
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Jurors retire in trial of tabloid four: Tom Wells, Neil Millard, Brandon Malinsky and Graham Brough
Jurors have retired in the trial of four journalists accused of illegally paying public officials for stories. The Sun's Tom…
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Trial of Mirror reporter charged over payments to prison officer delayed pending CPS Operation Elveden review
The trial of a former Daily Mirror journalist charged with making illegal payments to a public official been delayed pending…
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CPS: No retrial for NoW reporter whose conviction was quashed – review of other journalist prosecutions
The Crown Prosecution Service is not going to seek a retrial for a News of the World journalist whose conviction…
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Nick Clegg says journalists tried for paying public officials should have clearer public interest defence in law
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said the law needs to be changed to give journalists accused of corrupting public…
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The first journalist to be found guilty of paying a public official in the wake of the high-profile Operation Elveden…
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