Why reporting of Ann Widdecombe killing pushed legal boundaries
Daily Mail first to name suspect in Widdecombe murder case before charge.
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Mirror publisher to pay ‘substantial’ damages to model over alleged phone hacking
Model complained about hacking of voicemails relating to girlfriends Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz.
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The 53 Mail articles vindicated by Prince Harry privacy judgment
Articles dating from 1997 to 2015 formed the basis for 97 allegations of unlawful newsgathering.
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Cash for witnesses: Prince Harry legal team’s tactics revealed ahead of Mail privacy trial
‘Blackmail’ allegation and use of journalism to further lucrative legal claims revealed.
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Planned costs of Harry and Mail publisher legal battle ‘excessive’, judges rule
Trial is due to start in January 2026 and last for 45 days.
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Lords slam government inaction on SLAPPs, calling for action by summer
The government last week ruled out immediate legislation, saying SLAPPs were a “complex area”.
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Open web group says Google Sandbox ‘governance framework’ lets it ‘mark its own homework’
Google has proposed implementing consultation periods and appeals processes around its Privacy Sandbox tech.
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Daily Mail wins European Court appeal over £822k costs payout to terror suspect
Mail publishers argued its rights under the European Convention were breached.
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