Indy brands Bahrain’s libel threat a ‘half-cocked pr stunt’
The Independent has dismissed claims that the government of Bahrain plans to sue it for defamation as a ‘half-cocked PR…
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How journalists can be a force for good (and bad) when writing about the care system
Journalists were praised for the role they played last week in helping a man secure the release of his 21-year-old…
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Sun apology and damages to Baby P social worker
A social worker targeted by The Sun in its Justice for Baby P campaign has received an apology and substantial…
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Lynn Barber libel case to be heard by jury
The Daily Telegraph has lost a bid to have its long-running libel battle with academic Dr Sarah Thornton heard by…
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Journalist signed gagging order on date with Schilling
Journalist Sarah Oliver has said that she was handed a confidentiality agreement to sign on her second date when she…
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Mail article made Caplin feel like ‘some sort of sex pot’
Lifestyle adviser Carole Caplin was portrayed as “some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse” by a Daily Mail story, the…
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Cheryl Cole’s brother sues Daily Star for libel
The brother of X-Factor star Cheryl Cole is suing the Daily Star after it claimed he was a convicted criminal.…
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Wakeham blames HR Act for privacy ‘shambles’
Former chairman of the Press Complaints Commission Lord Wakeham has blamed the Human Rights Act for the current ‘shambles’on privacy…
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