‘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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Journalist and two serving police officers arrested in Operation Elveden corruption probe
Met officers investigating allegations of inappropriate payments to police and public officials arrested a 39-year-old journalist and two serving officers…
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Met detective ‘tried to sell phone-hacking info to News of the World’
A senior detective committed a "gross breach" of the public's trust by trying to sell the News of the World…
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice by detectives investigating allegations of phone-hacking. The…
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Phone-hacking: Mary-Ellen Field claim is ‘fantasy’ and ‘fiction’, says News International lawyer
Lawyers acting for News of the World publisher News International have dismissed phone-hacking claims by Elle Macpherson’s former manager as…
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Jamie Theakston, Jeff Brazier and Colin Stagg among latest names to settle phone-hacking cases
Jamie Theakston, Jeff Brazier and Colin Stagg are among the latest names to settle their phone-hacking damages actions. The presenter,…
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Sun investigations chief: Bribery Act has forced us to turn away whistleblowers
Sun investigations editor Brian Flynn has warned that the fear of arrest is stopping journalists from pursuing public interest stories…
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