Met chief Hogan-Howe: ‘I can ask my officers to speak to journalists, but I can’t order them to have trust’
The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police acknowledged that "the relationship we have with journalists is not in good health". And…
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Leveson part two needed to examine links between News of the World and Daniel Morgan murder, Parliament told
The brother of murdered private investigator Daniel Morgan told a meeting at the House of Lords yesterday why he suspects…
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Surveillance court says Met grabs of Sun reporters’ call records ‘not compatible’ with human rights law
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal has ruled that the Metropolitan Police was justified in three out of four instances in which…
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Cost of Met’s journalism investigations rises £4m in seven months to more than £40m
The Metropolitan Police has now spent more than £40m on investigations into journalism, figures obtained by Press Gazette show. The…
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‘It takes two to tango’: Met’s PR bosses on RIPA, hacking and rebuilding ‘trust’ with journalists
There have been widespread complaints from journalists of a chill in relations with the police since the 2012 Leveson report…
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Former prison officer jailed for being Sun source on George Michael stories
A former prison officer has been jailed for 12 months for selling stories about George Michael's time behind bars to…
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Former Sunday Mirror reporter who turned himself in over hacking: ‘Telling the truth gets you into trouble as well’
Among the many journalists caught up in Metropolitan Police investigations over the last four years, Graham Johnson is in many…
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Journalists’ Elveden nightmare finally ends: Of 34 arrested and/or charged, two convictions stand
The acquittal of two Sun journalists today means that out of 34 journalists arrested and/or charged under the Metropolitan Police’s…
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