Times reporter defends story on girl ‘forced’ into Muslim foster care – ‘I think we did our job as a newspaper
Times chief investigative reporter Andrew Norfolk has defended his report on a Christian girl “forced” into foster care with Muslim…
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Judge praises Times for ‘legitimate public interest’ reporting on Christian girl put into care with Muslim families
A family court judge has praised The Times for raising “very concerning” matters of “legitimate public interest” after it broke…
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Regulator IPSO says Times columnist’s ‘fake news’ jibe against climate change scientists was not inaccurate
A campaigner who highlights concerns about climate change has lost an IPSO complaint a column against The Times over an…
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Times and Oxford Mail win four-year legal battle to identify property developer named in court evidence over child sex ring
The Times and Oxford Mail have won a four-year legal battle to name a multi-millionaire property developer who was arrested…
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Terror legislation watchdog Max Hill QC calls for media to take ‘greater care’ in giving publicity to terrorists
Media reports on terrorist attacks and the accompanying images fuel the killers’ propaganda, Britain’s independent watchdog on terrorism has warned.…
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Sun, Times and Mail change front pages to carry late news of Finsbury Park mosque van attack
The Sun and Mail cleared their front pages in the early hours of this morning to to carry news of…
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Caitlin Moran of The Times tweets: ‘Voting for Labour = not being a c**t’
The Times columnist Caitlin Moran has tweeted that anyone who did not vote Labour was a “c**t” (Press Gazette’s asterisks).…
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The Times launches paid-for premium content website for lawyers called The Brief
The Times has launched a premium website for legal readers called The Brief. It will cost £4 a week for…
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