Harry ordered to explain loss of messages with ghostwriter that may be relevant to Sun legal case
Court hears Harry was dragged “kicking and screaming” into letting his personal emails be examined for evidence.
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Has Rishi Sunak already lost support of The Sun? Press general election bias tracked
National front pages evenly split between and pro- and anti-Conservative sentiment.
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Publishers alarmed over IPSO ruling against report of evidence heard in open court
Critics say regulator has strayed into making its own editorial judgments.
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Guardian CEO Bateson ready to ‘do a deal’ with AI companies ‘on the right terms’
Bateson and Sun publisher Dominic Carter also agreed on a need for regulatory intervention on AI.
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NI law that would have outlawed reporting Savile allegations struck down
Belfast Telegraph editor says law had already affected newspaper’s work.
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Sun, Telegraph and Metro cleared by IPSO over report of claim Hamas ‘beheaded babies’ on 7 October
Newspapers reported disputed incident as a claim, regulator finds.
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News Corp says OpenAI deal marks ‘beginning of beautiful friendship’
News Corp CEO Robert Thomson previously said he preferred to woo rather than sue the AI giant.
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Hugh Grant settles claim against Sun publisher due to risk of £10m legal costs
In addition judge dismisses News Group Newspapers’ bid for an initial trial on whether claims have been brought too late.
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