IPSO: Sun’s covert recording of Paul Mason talking in restaurant about Corbyn’s lack of appeal not a breach of privacy
A Sun report based on a covert recording of journalist Paul Mason, in which he made disparaging remarks about Jeremy Corbyn…
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Sun issues apology to Sky’s Kirsty Gallacher after her £100k libel claim for ‘Thirsty Kirsty TV Collapse’ story
The Sun has issued an apology to Sky Sports News presenter Kirsty Gallacher after it ran a story claiming she…
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Three journalism apprentices begin their NCTJ training with The Sun
Three new journalism apprentices have joined The Sun. Jordan Davies, Oscar Paul and Joe Archer are the successful candidates for The…
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The Sun apologises and pays damages to Justin Lee Collins over report he was sacked for sexism
The Sun has apologised and agreed to pay libel damages to former TV presenter Justin Lee Collins after reporting that…
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Former political editor Chris Buckland dies aged 73: A journalist who ‘delighted in exposing the pompous political class’
Former Fleet Street political editor, columnist and foreign correspondent Chris Buckland has died of cancer aged 73. He began his…
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IPSO board rebuke for Sun’s Trevor Kavanagh as complaint against him is upheld
The board of press regulator IPSO has issue a public rebuke to one of its members – Sun columnist Trevor…
By Justin Lee Collins seeks up to £50k libel damages from The Sun over ‘DJ axed for sexism’ story
Radio host and former TV star Justin Lee Collins is suing The Sun for up to £50,000 in libel damages…
By Sky’s Kirsty Gallacher sues The Sun over ’embarrassing’ story headlined: ‘Thirsty Kirsty TV collapse’
Sky Sports News presenter Kirsty Gallacher is suing The Sun for libel damages of up to £100,000 over a story…
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