Reporter’s challenge lifts ‘nonsensical’ ban on naming dead child
A magistrates' court made an order banning the media from identifying a dead child when a man appeared charged with…
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Paul Weller in court for privacy action against Mail Online over photos of his children
Singer Paul Weller's privacy case on behalf of three of his children whose faces were "plastered" over the Mail Online…
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Privacy injunctions hit lowest level yet, Ministry of Justice figures reveal
There was only one application for an interim privacy injunction in the High Court during the final six months of…
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Rise of the privacy injunction: Score draw between Article 8 and Article 10
By Ryan Mowat, Dispute Resolution Partner and Specialist in Media Law at Kingsley Napley LLP For anyone closely following how…
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Privacy injunction applications more than double in first half of 2012
The number privacy injunction applications considered by the High Court in London more than doubled in the first six months…
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Andrew Marr and Dermot Murnaghan both pictured by tabloids kissing lady friends
Two of the UK’s best-known broadcast journalists found themselves making headlines yesterday after potentially compromising pictures were published in the…
BySome good news for journalists from the European Court of Human Rights
Legal experts are waiting to see what effect a privacy ruling in Germany last week has on English courts. The…
ByPrivacy, injunctions and the UK press: an interactive timeline
Amid the furore this week over the naming off Ryan Giggs as the footballer at the centre of a Twitter…
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