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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Six more editorial jobs cut at Mirror titles because print decline is outpacing digital ad growth
Further journalism redundancies have been announced on the Mirror titles because digital advertising growth is failing to offset print decline.…
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Former Sunday Mirror features editor Linda McKay: ‘She loved life, music…and the Mirror’
Former Sunday Mirror journalist Linda McKay has died aged 63 after a bout of pneumonia. McKay (pictured above with her…
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Mirror newspapers staff reject 1 per cent pay offer and seek better deal
Journalists at Trinity Mirror’s national newspaper titles have rejected a management pay offer of one per cent. The officially recognised…
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Police anti-terror powers used twice to spy on Mirror journalist: ‘What they were investigating wasn’t even a criminal offence’
The phone records of a Daily Mirror journalist were being snooped on as part of two separate investigations into leaks…
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Comscore: Mirror Online is second most visited news website as Sun boosts mobile audience
The Mirror Online has become the second most popular multi-platform news website, overtaking the Guardian for the first time, new…
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