Hugh Grant unlawful information gathering claims against Sun to be heard at trial
The trial is due to take place in January 2024.
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Hugh Grant accuses Sun publisher of unlawful acts including ‘burglaries to order’
Grant claimed The Sun is "making things as difficult as possible" for victims.
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Harry hacking trial could force News Group execs Rebekah Brooks and Robert Thomson into witness stand, High Court hears
Harry claims he was "kept out of the loop" on hacking.
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Prince William ‘agreed hacking settlement’ with Sun and News of the World publisher
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Gender pay gap at UK media companies narrows to 12%
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Sun ordered by IPSO to correct false claim man raped dog
The Sun breached accuracy rules in the Editors’ Code of Practice by reporting that a man had “filmed himself raping…
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Traditional news names are still the most popular news sources in the UK a new survey finds
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News UK accounts: Sun losses hit £127m due to legal costs while Times titles double profits
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