Labour candidate in High Court libel battle with Skwawkbox and union Unite
A Labour candidate has come under fire during a High Court libel fight with left-wing news website Skwawbox and the…
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Jeremy Corbyn forced to quiet supporters jeering journalists’ questions
Jeremy Corbyn was forced to intervene on several occasions to quiet his own supporters as they jeered journalists asking questions…
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NUJ censures ex-council member for ‘anti-Semitic’ tweet
A former member of the National Union of Journalists’ supervisory body is considering appealing against a decision to censure her…
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Labour politicians attack Times over story on Corbyn health concerns
Senior Labour figures have said a Times story quoting civil servants who warn Jeremy Corbyn is too weak to run…
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Sun cleared by IPSO over Rod Liddle column dubbed ‘racist’ by Labour
The Sun did not breach accuracy or discrimination rules in publishing a column by Rod Liddle that suggested Labour MP…
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Jewish Chronicle did not breach accuracy rules in report on Labour Party ‘rejecting’ anti-Semitism definition, IPSO rules
The Jewish Chronicle did not break accuracy rules in an article about the Labour Party rejecting a definition of anti-Semitism,…
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A Labour MP who allegedly told a Times reporter she “should have come down here with a bat and smashed…
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Labour proposes new digital watchdog with power to break up tech monopolies
Shadow Culture Secretary Tom Watson has called for the creation of a new digital watchdog which has the power to…
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