Journalists are quitting over influence of press owners on EU coverage, says former Telegraph writer Tim Walker
Former Telegraph diary writer Tim Walker has said that the UK’s right of centre newspapers have become “boring and predictable”…
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Elizabeth Hurley wins phone-hacking payout from Mirror and gives ‘substantial sum’ to Hacked Off
Elizabeth Hurley is the latest celebrity to receive damages and an apology from Mirror Group Newspapers over phone-hacking. The 51-year-old…
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Schools Week first out of the blocks with Labour manifesto leak, Mirror and Telegraph first with the full story
Schools Week scored a major scoop last night when it was first to publish details of the leaked Labour Party…
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No charges against Tory MPs over election spending irregularities highlighted by C4 News and Mirror
No criminal charges are to be brought against Conservative MPs or officials in relation to allegations of spending irregularities in…
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Jeffrey Archer, Kevin Keegan and Patsy Kensit among 44 to agree Mirror phone-hacking payouts
Some 44 celebrities and other figures have settled their phone-hacking claims against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). More than 100 are…
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Daily Mail, Mirror and Times publishers fail in European law bid to avoid millions in libel and privacy costs
Three UK National newspaper groups have failed to persuade the Supreme Court to reform no win, no fee rules which…
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Government probe launched after Prime Minister’s travel plans lost and passed to Daily Mirror
The Government has launched a probe into how sensitive documents detailing the Prime Minister’s schedule on an official visit were found…
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Court rules that Cleveland Police acted unlawfully by using telecoms spying powers to find newspaper sources
Surveillance court judges have today ruled that a police force’s use of spying powers on two former officers in a…
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