Former Lord Chancellor Falconer says police were wrong to use RIPA to identify Sun and Mail on Sunday sources
Former Lord Chancellor Charles Falconer has said the police were wrong to use the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act to…
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Home Affairs committee chair calls for Interception Commissioner to be quizzed over police spying on journalists
The chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee wants the Interception of Communications Commissioner to be quizzed in Parliament over…
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NUJ accuses police of having ‘utter contempt for journalism’ after new spying revelation
The National Union of Journalists has condemned Kent Police after it emerged that it used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers…
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Former MoS editor Peter Wright: Roy Greenslade is wrong to say I withheld information about phone-hacking from the PCC
Former Mail on Sunday editor Peter Wright (pictured) has rejected a Guardian report claiming that he withheld information about phone-hacking…
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Mail Online ad revenue is rising at a rate of 49 per cent year on year
Mail Online’s advertising revenue increased by 49 per cent year on year in the quarter to 30 June. The increase,…
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Mail Online half-year revenue rises to £28m offsetting print decline for Mail titles
DMG Media, which includes the Mail titles and Metro, has reported operating profit up 39 per cent in the first…
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Former bank boss Paul Flowers admits possessing drugs six months after being exposed by Mail on Sunday
Disgraced former Co-operative Bank boss Paul Flowers (pictured above: Reuters) has admitted possessing drugs including cocaine and crystal meth six…
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Mail on Sunday food banks probe: ‘Sad day when investigations into use of public money condemned’
The Mail on Sunday has responded to the social media backlash over its undercover food banks investigation by saying: “It…
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