Sun crime reporter Anthony France clears ‘first hurdle’ in bid to get Operation Elveden conviction overturned
Sun crime reporter Anthony France, the only journalist to have been convicted under Operation Elveden, passed the first stage in…
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Former naval captain accused of bullying loses privacy case over info sold to The Sun by press officer
A former Royal Navy captain whose "shameful" bullying of junior officers cost him his command has lost his High Court…
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After Elveden: Journalists who pay public officials for stories face conviction even if they act in public interest
The Metropolitan Police’s six-year investigation into payments made by journalists to public officials saw nine police officers and 25 others…
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Former Mirror journalist cleared after three-year Elveden ordeal named MD of Oxford United FC
Former Daily Mirror journalist Greig Box-Turnbull has been named as the new managing director of Oxford United. Box-Turnbull was one…
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Former Sun Whitehall editor Clodagh Higginson joins Good Morning Britain as political editor
Former Sun Whitehall editor Clodagh Higginson (previously Hartley) is joining ITV's Good Morning Britain as the programme's new political correspondent.…
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Met signals the end of Elveden witch hunt with a glib infographic and a refusal to answer questions
The Met Police appears to think that it can justify its five-year witch hunt against journalists and their sources with…
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Operation Elveden closed by Met after nearly five years, £15m and arrest of 34 journalists
Comment: Met signals the end of Elveden witch hunt with a glib infographic and a refusal to answer questions The…
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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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