High Court to review bulk collection of journalists’ data by UK law enforcement
The High Court will re-examine journalistic safeguards in one part of the Investigatory Powers Act.
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IPSO: Telegraph and Sunday Mirror okay to report Tory MP treated housekeeper like ‘slave’
Rebecca Silk and husband Jonathan Djanogly MP claimed the coverage had been inaccurate and intrusive.
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Sun BBC presenter sex scandal scoop prompts Twitter libel actions
Allegations over an unnamed BBC presenter prompt legal concerns for innocent stars.
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Court injunction stops BBC from naming ‘high profile’ man accused of sex offences
The judge acknowledged the BBC’s story was on “a legitimate and serious issue of general public concern”.
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Judge bans naming of Mail journalists in Prince Harry, Elton John and Doreen Lawrence privacy action
Mail publisher Associated Newspapers is trying to stop the claims from going to trial.
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Channel 5 agrees second payout in a year over ‘Can’t Pay? We’ll Take it Away!’
The settlement relates to an episode of the show broadcast in April 2017.
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Prince Harry waves goodbye to privacy with book revelations
Prince Harry may have said goodbye to his privacy with book revelations.
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Guardian and Daily Mail editors unite to demand action over legal bullying of media
Editors from the Guardian, Times, Mail, Telegraph, i, Sun and others have unified against SLAPPs.
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