Poll: 68% say Sun wrong to publish naked Harry pics
More than two-thirds of Britons believe The Sun was wrong to publish naked pictures of Prince Harry, according to a…
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Scandalising court contempt could be scrapped
The criminal contempt of scandalising a court may be consigned to history as a result of a Law Commission consultation…
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Italy faces reform calls as journalists jailed for libel
The Italian Parliament is facing calls to decriminalise the country's libel laws after a journalist and a former newspaper director…
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Elton John sues The Times over tax avoidance stories
Sir Elton John is suing The Times for defamation over a series of articles linking him with a controversial tax…
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Wakefield fails in defamation bid against BMJ
Andrew Wakefield, who was struck off the medical register for professional conduct over allegations that the MMR vaccine was linked…
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Sunday Express pays damages to Islamic school
A west London school and its director today accepted libel damages over a newspaper claim that it had been infiltrated…
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Ashcroft v Independent libel battle set to proceed to trial
The Independent has at last managed to persuade a High Court judge to let it go ahead with defences of…
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Northcliffe seeks ‘punitive damages’ from spoof tweeter
Regional newspaper publisher Northcliffe has filed a lawsuit in the US demanding potentially huge damages from an anonymous Twitter user…
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