Why many journalists will bid goodbye and good riddance to outgoing Met chief Bernard Hogan-Howe
To say Bernard Hogan-Howe, who steps down as Met Commissioner this month, will not be missed by many journalists is…
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Hogan-Howe signals thaw in relations with journalists as senior officers attend Crime Reporters Association party
Met police chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe signalled a thaw in recently frosty relations between journalists and the police as he…
By Met chief Hogan-Howe: ‘I can ask my officers to speak to journalists, but I can’t order them to have trust’
The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police acknowledged that "the relationship we have with journalists is not in good health". And…
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CPS dubbed ‘Crown Persecution Service’ as former DPP Ken Macdonald says journalist trials were ‘error’
A former Director of Public Prosections has acknowledged that the Crown Prosecution Service made an "error" in pursuing some Operation…
By Earth calling Bernard, come in Bernard
Since the revelation in September last year that the Met Police had secretly viewed the phone records of law-abiding journalists…
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Met chief says police spied on Sun to find Plebgate sources because journalists were ‘involved in committing a crime’
Met chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has claimed that his force used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act to spy on…
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Met chief Hogan Howe agrees files on journalists should be destroyed ‘unless they are a criminal’
The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police has accepted that files on journalists who are not criminals should be destroyed. Six…
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Met chief Hogan-Howe denies journalist phone records ‘routinely’ sought – and says he is open to judicial approval
The Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police has told MPs he is open to the idea that police access to journalists'…
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