Work on new press regulator could halt as Lords pass Leveson law on libel arbitration
Lords back voluntary libel arbitration scheme with threat of exemplary damages against non-members Legislation will go back to the Commons…
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Former NoW reporter: ‘News International broke the first rule of journalism by failing to protect Casburn’
The journalist whose testimony saw April Casburn jailed for 15 months today said he believed she had been sacrificed by…
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Policewoman jailed for 15 months after trying to sell story to the News of the World
A senior counter-terrorism detective who is the first person to be convicted under the fresh investigations into corruption and phone…
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Two more police officers held: Plebgate arrest number three and Elveden number 59
A 33-year serving Metropolitan Police officer was arrested this morning on suspicion of taking payments from journalists. This follows the…
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News Corp info sees prison officer arrested in Elveden bribes inquiry
A prison officer has been arrested by detectives investigating alleged corrupt payments to public officials, Scotland Yard said today. The…
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Healthcare worker arrested by bribes police acting on info supplied by News Corp
A former healthcare worker has been arrested by detectives investigating alleged corrupt payments to public officials, Scotland Yard said. The…
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‘Corrupt’ policewoman April Casburn was still entitled to protection from News Corp as a journalistic source
Now that DCI April Casburn case has been concluded (pending sentencing) it is legally safe to address the issue of…
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Sun defence editor Virginia Wheeler charged over alleged payments to police
The Sun’s defence editor Virginia Wheeler has been charged with conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office along with…
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