Public interest defence not allowed for Mail on Sunday ‘statin deniers’ articles
Qualified privilege defence not allowed for reports of Hancock's statement which were "not fair or accurate".
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Nigel Farage goes to war with Mail titles over coverage of Ukraine comments
Mail and Mail on Sunday reports about Farage and Putin have prompted a Twitter tirade and legal threats.
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Has Rishi Sunak already lost support of The Sun? Press general election bias tracked
National front pages evenly split between and pro- and anti-Conservative sentiment.
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Up to 15 journalists cut in latest round of sport redundancies at Mail titles
A similar number of roles have been cut at sports betting business Livescore.
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Prince Harry drops libel action versus Mail On Sunday over bodyguards story
Harry failed last month in a bid to stop the case from going to trial.
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Newsflation: UK national newspaper cover prices up 13% in past year
It would now cost £144.80 to buy every copy of a Fleet Street newspaper in one week.
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Ian Birrell says we need ‘strong journalists’ in ‘difficult times’ after Public Service Journalism win
Birrell said it is important for newsbrands to "surprise and challenge" readers.
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British Journalism Awards shortlist 2023: Best public interest reporting of last year revealed
In full: British Journalism Awards shortlist 2023, with links to all the finalists' work.
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