April 4, 2019 Financial Conduct Authority blocks FOI request on its use of spying powers to grab journalists' sources
February 11, 2019 Sunday World investigative journalist does not have to reveal sources, Northern Ireland court rules
November 13, 2017 Met chief Cressida Dick wants to 'stop the fighting' between journalists and police but refuses to say sorry for Elveden
August 10, 2017 Cleveland Police illegal phone records grab: Officers given £3,000 compensation but journalists get nothing
July 4, 2017 Channel 4 under pressure to reveal sources of Dispatches probe into Ryanair through Irish court
April 10, 2017 Cleveland Police used surveillance powers to spy on two Press Association reporters, probe uncovers
March 22, 2017 Met Police faces its own hacking scandal over claims force spied on emails of journalists
March 17, 2017 'Let's make journalism great again' - Interview with Bureau of Investigative Journalism editor Rachel Oldroyd
February 15, 2017 Snowden helping develop tools to protect journalists and whistleblowers - 'to make the game a little more fair'
February 14, 2017 Sir Alan Moses: Unravelling Leveson legislation could take 15 years and diverts from real issues about print's future
February 13, 2017 NUJ claims press freedom victory as minister signals protections for journalists and whistleblowers in Digital Economy Bill
January 31, 2017 Court rules that Cleveland Police acted unlawfully by using telecoms spying powers to find newspaper sources
January 6, 2017 Cleveland Police chief apologises to Northern Echo journalists for 'unlawful' phone records grab as force set for overhaul
December 19, 2016 Cleveland Police abused spying powers to grab call records of Mirror journalist in hunt for media sources
December 15, 2016 Surveillance court set to rule that Cleveland Police unlawfully targeted journalists' sources
December 1, 2016 Cleveland Police now believed to have grabbed call records of national press journalist in hunt for racism report leak
November 29, 2016 Surveillance bill described as 'death sentence for investigative journalism' becomes UK law
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