Police sergeant jailed for selling information to the Sun newspaper
09 May 2013 12:25 PM
A former police sergeant has been jailed for 10 months for trying to sell a story about celebrity Katie Price's daughter to the News of the World.
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Sun’s royal reporter pledges to clear name
08 May 2013 07:00 PM
Journalists from The Sun newspaper packed the public gallery at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to support the red-top’s royal correspondent as he faced charges of paying a public official and his wife for information about the Royal Family.
Nigeria joins journalist danger list on World Press Freedom day
02 May 2013 06:29 PM
Nigeria today joined the list of countries where journalists are routinely murdered and assaulted without any convictions for their attackers.
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02 May 2013 06:27 PM
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Number of complaints to doomed PCC boom in wake of Leveson
02 May 2013 12:35 PM
The Press Complaints Commission might be doomed but it is dealing with a rise in complaints amid the furious political negotiations over the future regulation of newspapers in the wake of the Leveson inquiry.
David Cameron set to defy newspaper industry over press regulation
01 May 2013 09:07 PM
Government fears public fury if it gives in to press lobby
Syrian Electronic Army hackers attack Guardian Twitter accounts
30 April 2013 01:11 PM
The Guardian is the latest news organisation to come under attack from the Syrian Electronic Army, after the pro-Assad group hacked into the Associated Press Twitter account last week.
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