Most serious allegation against Mail struck out ahead of Prince Harry privacy trial
Mail publisher denies culture of unlawful newsgathering said to have wrecked lives.
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Record opposition to climate action in UK national newspapers in 2025
Newspapers criticised climate change policies but did not deny its existence.
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News diary 19-25 January: Prince Harry Mail trial, Davos hosts global leaders, Oscar nominations
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda this week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Five US publishers sue Google over ‘deceptive and manipulative’ adtech practices
Penske, The Atlantic, McClatchy, Conde Nast and Vox Media take a stand against Google on adtech.
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Alan Rusbridger joins The New World as editor-at-large
Rusbridger returns to “first love of reporting”.
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Goalhanger exceeds 250,000 paying subscribers
The Rest Is History production company making £15m a year from subs.
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Prince Harry legal team accused of dishonesty, fraud and misconduct
Prince Harry lawyer David Sherborne said allegations ‘exceptionally serious’.
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Amol Rajan to leave Today programme to start own business
Rajan to “unleash inner entrepreneur” after years at the BBC.
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