Steve McFadden, Natasha Kaplinsky and Les Dennis among 29 Mirror phone-hacking payouts
Actor Steve McFadden, TV presenter Natasha Kaplinsky and comedian Les Dennis are among a number of well-known names who have…
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Second Lords bid to impose phone-hacking case cost penalties on the press is rejected by House of Commons
The Government has refused to budge over its proposed new surveillance powers by rejecting for a second time amendments from…
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Second Lords defeat for Government over costs in phone-hacking cases
The Government today suffered a further defeat in the Lords over the awarding of costs against newspapers and media organisations…
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Supreme Court to hear Mirror Group Newspapers’ appeal over phone-hacking fees
The Supreme Court is to hear an appeal by Mirror Group Newspapers on whether claimants in the phone-hacking case can…
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Lords vote through Leveson law forcing publishers to pay both sides’ costs in hacking claims that they win
The Lords last night voted through a change in the law which would force most news publishers to pay both…
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Baronet report sheds further light on incompetence of the police and criminality of the News of the World
If Surrey Police had acted on knowledge of phone-hacking at the News of the World in 2002, the paper would…
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A Surrey Police report has found that at least five police officers from the force were aware in 2002 that…
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MPs vote against forcing Leveson two inquiry into media hacking and the police
The House of Commons last night voted against forcing the Government to hold part two of the Leveson inquiry. Part…
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