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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Trinity Mirror loses legal bid to force Alan Yentob to pay its legal costs over hacking claim
Mirror Group Newspapers suffered a second defeat in the Court of Appeal when it lost its appeal over Mr Justice…
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Trinity Mirror increases provision to deal with hacking damages claims to £41m after Court of Appeal challenge rejected
Trinity Mirror has increased its provision for dealing with phone-hacking damages claims to £41m. This increase, from £28m, comes after…
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The 67 UK journalists arrested and/or charged in the course of their jobs since 2011
Since the launch of Operation Weeting five years ago at least 67 UK journalists have been arrested and/or charged. After…
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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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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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