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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Leveson person | History Defined

‘Serious consequences’: Farage attacks Sky News after question about George Cottrell

Reform UK leader confronts journalist after question about gifts from friend and convicted fraudster

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Mail on Sunday editor denies misleading inquiry over private investigator

Peter Wright confronted in high court over evidence on newspaper’s relationship with convicted investigator

The Guardian - UK

Mail titles kept using investigator after his conviction, court hears

Steve Whittamore says Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday remained his ‘best customers’ for two years after his 2005 conviction

The Guardian - UK

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Harry backs Gerry McCann over calls for greater scrutiny of UK media

The father of Madeleine McCann has said he hopes the cancelled second phase of the Leveson Inquiry will resume.

Evening Standard

Gerry McCann calls for stronger press regulation as he recalls ‘monstering’

Parents of Madeleine McCann among dozens to sign letter to PM urging him to revive second part of Leveson inquiry

The Guardian - UK

Madeleine McCann’s father says family has been ‘monstered’ by press over her disappearance

Gerry McCann said his family were ‘lucky to survive’ media storm when his daughter went missing in 2007

The Independent UK

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre to be witness in trial brought by Prince Harry and others

Judge warns he will not permit case ‘to descend into a wide-ranging public inquiry’

The Guardian - UK

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Seven in ten people think the papers regularly publish false information – we need to improve press regulation

The resignation of the BBC’s director general and CEO of news is only the latest symptom of a deeper malaise in the media , a crisis of trust that runs through broadcasters and newspapers alike.

The Conversation

Friday essay: new revelations of the Murdoch empire’s underbelly – from The Hack’s real-life journalist

This is the humblest day of my life, declared Rupert Murdoch to a parliamentary committee on July 19, 2011. This was at the height of what the newspaper historian Roy Greenslade called “the most astonishing 14 days in British press history, with daily shock heaped upon daily shock”.

The Conversation

The Guardian view on singling out the ethnicity of suspects: fuelling the fire, not dousing the flames

Editorial: Tackling disinformation is a laudable goal, but routine disclosure of the origins of those charged will create more problems than it solves

The Guardian - UK

Yvette Cooper solves one headache for justice system but may have caused another

Allowing police to disclose ethnicity and nationality of suspects could have consequences for race relations

The Guardian - UK

Bans from pubs and social events could be alternative to prison, minister says

Sports ground exclusions and mandatory work for offenders in England and Wales ‘part of mix’ under sentencing review

The Guardian - UK

‘Comedy and art should push up against a line’: Rich Peppiatt on class, controversy and Kneecap

Ex-tabloid reporter shares how an encounter with Hugh Grant and Steve Coogan led to his acclaimed film about an Irish-language rap trio

The Guardian - UK

You shouldn’t have to be Prince Harry to win redress from Britain’s press

Letters: Nathan Sparkes on the importance of press participation in the Leveson system; Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana on affordable access to justice

The Guardian - UK

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Prince Harry claims court victories. But is he winning the larger war with the British media?

Prince Harry’s mission to tame the British media has produced results in court

The Conversation

The Sun settles with Prince Harry: here’s what we still don’t know

Following a dramatic last-minute settlement in court, Prince Harry has again been victorious in his mission to take on the UK’s tabloid press. Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers (NGN) – publishers of the Sun as well as the now defunct News of the World – offered the Duke of Sussex…

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Murdoch’s UK newspapers have apologised to Prince Harry. Where does it leave the legally embattled media empire?

This week Prince Harry achieved something few before him have: an admission of guilt and unlawful behaviour from the Murdoch media organisation. But he also fell short of his long-stated goal of holding the Murdochs to account in a public trial.

The Guardian - UK

British politics are not Elon Musk’s to toy with

Letters: Miguel Martinez Lucio, Dominic Crossley and Matthew Campbell respond to an article about the owner of X turning on Nigel Farage

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The Conversation

Michael Gove, Spectator editor: an expert explains the long relationship between Westminster and the media

Michael Gove has a new job. The former Conservative MP and senior government minister will take over as editor of The Spectator this month, assuming the UK’s advisory committee on business appointments raises no objections.

The Conversation

An exposé of whatever-it-takes culture, Eric Beecher’s The Men Who Killed the News is an idealistic book for the times

Eric Beecher is a rare beast: a combination of journalist, media owner and idealist. In 1984, aged 33, he became the youngest-ever editor of the Sydney Morning Herald and he has worked around the world as a journalist. He is currently chair and the largest shareholder in Private Media, owner…

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry fails in bid to name Rupert Murdoch in phone-hacking case

Judge rules individual allegations against Murdoch and some other executives should not be examined in trial

The Conversation

Prince Harry and the Mirror: how court victory reopened the phone hacking scandal the British press had hoped was over

A pivotal court judgment has found evidence that “habitual” phone hacking went on at Mirror Group newspapers for years.

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Prince Harry’s court victory over Mirror Group Newspapers

In his continuing campaign to bring the press to account for phone hacking, the Duke of Sussex may succeed where Leveson’s inquiry failed

The Guardian - UK

Labour backs away from press reforms after Prince Harry’s phone-hacking court victory

The party has made it clear that Keir Starmer had no intention of reviving the second stage of the Leveson inquiry

The Guardian - UK

Steve Coogan: phone-hacking ruling reveals ‘systemic concealment’

Actor and comedian says Prince Harry’s partial high court win shows need for tighter press regulation

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