Employment tribunal set to hear intern’s minimum wage case against Monocle next year
A lawsuit filed against magazine and digital radio station Monocle is set to be heard by an employment tribunal early…
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Impress dismisses complaint by child sex abuse victim named without consent in Byline article
Impress has dismissed a complaint from a child sex abuse victim who was named in a story on Byline without…
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Press freedom groups express ‘worry’ over arrest of journalists in Northern Ireland in connection with alleged theft of secret police documents
Press freedom groups have expressed their “worry” over the arrest of two investigative journalists in Northern Ireland in connection with…
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Media will have to ‘walk on eggshells’ as result of Sir Cliff privacy ruling against the BBC, lawyers say
Media organisations will “have to walk on eggshells” when reporting police investigations following the ruling in Sir Cliff Richard’s privacy…
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Aussie actor Geoffrey Rush pulls out of stage play while he battles Sydney newspaper over ‘defamatory’ articles
Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush has pulled out of a stage play in Australia while he sues a Sydney-based tabloid newspaper,…
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Matt Hancock jabs at ‘conspiracy theorist’ Tom Watson as he warns Labour ‘threaten the free press’ with their ‘misguided goals’
Culture Secretary Matt Hancock has taken aim at his Labour counterpart Tom Watson, calling the Labour Shadow Culture Secretary “one…
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Judges urged to reject challenge to parole board secrecy rules that blocked publication of decision to release black cab rapist
Judges have been urged to reject a challenge to Parole Board rules which blocked publication of the decision to release…
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Parts of ‘Snoopers Charter’ ruled ‘unlawful’ by High Court judges
The High Court has ruled that parts of the Investigatory Powers Act, dubbed the “Snoopers Charter”, must be amended as…
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