PCC rejects Ian Brady complaint over Daily Mirror publication of private letters
The Press Complaints Commission has ruled that the Daily Mirror did not infringe the privacy of Moors murderer Ian Brady…
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Following AG’s new advice: How journalists can avoid Contempt of Court when reporting crime
The Attorney General announced stricter approach to the Contempt of Court Act yesterday. Here are some tips to keep you…
ByThurlbeck claims his dossier of phone-hack evidence was suppressed by News of the World (video)
Former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck secretly taped colleagues to compile a dossier of evidence which he…
ByNews Corp phone-hacking compensation scheme offers secrecy and 10 per cent uplift
On the same day that the Met that it knows of nearly 6,000 potential targets of phone-hacking by the News…
ByRichard Desmond on rejoining the PCC: ‘I’m not sitting there with Dacre’
Express Newspapers proprietor has responded to his criticism from Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre at the Leveson Inquiry in a…
ByJohn Whittingdale tells ITN debate he favours full televising of courts (video)
Head of the Commons culture committee John Whittingdale revealed that there was widespread support in Parliament for allowing cameras into…
ByWill Leveson Inquiry become a ‘money cow’ for lawyers?
Barristers and lawyers working on the Leveson Inquiry into phone-hacking and press standards could be paid as much as £200…
ByCameron: Leveson Inquiry is no threat to press freedom
Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday insisted the Leveson Inquiry into phone-hacking and media standards was not a ‘hideous threat’to press…
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