Crown Prosecution Service drops nine journalist prosecutions after latest Elveden acquittals
The Crown Prosecution Service is scrapping most of the planned trials involving journalists accused of payments to public officials. The…
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Trial of Mirror reporter charged over payments to prison officer delayed pending CPS Operation Elveden review
The trial of a former Daily Mirror journalist charged with making illegal payments to a public official been delayed pending…
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CPS presses ahead with retrial of prison officer whose newspaper leak conviction was overturned last week
The Crown Prosecution Service is to press ahead with a retrial of a prison officer whose conviction on a charge…
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CPS: No retrial for NoW reporter whose conviction was quashed – review of other journalist prosecutions
The Crown Prosecution Service is not going to seek a retrial for a News of the World journalist whose conviction…
By Widespread calls for CPS to review ‘witch hunt’ of journalists after acquittal of four Sun staff
There have been widespread calls for the Crown Prosecution Service to review its policy on prosecuting journalists after the acquittal…
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Sun four – Kay, Larcombe, Shanahan and Webster – cleared by Old Bailey jury
Four senior Sun journalists have been cleared of paying public officials for scoops, including titbits on the Duke of Cambridge…
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CPS defends ‘incompetent’ prosecutions of journalists: ‘We must uphold the law without fear or favour’
The Crown Prosecution Service has hit back at criticisms over its decision to subject journalists to expensive trials that are…
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Met Police has spent £33.5m investigating journalists, figures show
The Metropolitan Police has spent £33.5m on investigations into journalism, figures obtained by Press Gazette show. Excluding legal fees, Operation…
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