Awards highlight byline banditry of the national press when it comes to news agency stories
It’s a curiosity of the NAPA news agency awards that often the byline on the big screen does not match…
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Sun fights another privacy legal gag: Brought by famous singer sued by hairdresser for ‘sexual misconduct’
It has emerged that The Sun is involved in a third high-profile privacy legal fight – against a famous singer…
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Injunction: Supreme Court set to reveal on Thursday whether threesome celebrity can be named
A celebrity battling to stop a tabloid newspaper naming him in a story about his alleged extra-marital activities will find…
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Sun crime reporter Anthony France clears ‘first hurdle’ in bid to get Operation Elveden conviction overturned
Sun crime reporter Anthony France, the only journalist to have been convicted under Operation Elveden, passed the first stage in…
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Former prostitute at centre of actor injunction regrets speaking to press six years ago: ‘I was an idiot’
The former prostitute at the centre of an injunction over claims that she slept with a famous British actor has said…
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Much phone-hacking evidence against The Sun said to be ‘weak’, but at least 11 civil hacking claims will go ahead
The Sun is facing at least 11 phone-hacking claims after failing to get civil litigation thrown out at a pre-trial…
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High Court allows phone-hacking damages claims against The Sun to go ahead
News Group Newspapers (NGN), which has previously settled a large number of cases brought against the now-defunct News of the World,…
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The Sun apologises again over Hillsborough but does not put inquest verdict on front page
The Sun today apologised again for its 1989 coverage of the Hillsborough disaster as Liverpool supporters were cleared by an…
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