Royal butler’s privacy claim over Max Clifford’s News of the World letter leak reaches High Court
Former royal butler Paul Burrell's privacy claim against disgraced PR guru Max Clifford reaches the High Court today. Clifford, currently…
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Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson launches PR firm
Former News of the World editor and convicted phone-hacker Andy Coulson has launched a PR firm. Coulson, who served nearly…
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News UK faces first legal claims involving phone-hacking at The Sun
News UK is facing new claims that The Sun was involved in phone-hacking. The company has said the claims are…
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Phone-hacking lawyer Mark Lewis: ‘We are back where we were… once again scared stiff of the press’
Mark Lewis, the lawyer who represented numerous victims of phone-hacking, has said politicians are "frightened again" of the press. Discussing…
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A former soldier in Prince Harry's regiment has been found not guilty of committing misconduct in a public office by…
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News Corp and Trinity Mirror need to address betrayal of sources if industry is to move on from hacking scandal
Around five years after the Met Police first re-opened its investigation into historic allegations of phone-hacking at newspapers the Crown…
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Former prison officer pleads guilty to misconduct charge after selling 46 stories to press for £40,000
A former prison officer has pleaded guilty to selling stories to tabloid newspapers about James Bulger killer Jon Venables –…
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From defending Fred Goodwin to Qatar: Former News of the World editor Phil Hall on ten years in PR
Asked what is the most important media platform for him, PR company chief Phil Hall says: “Newspapers without question.” He…
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