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BBC loses libel case against doctor in Noel Clarke scandal
In a major legal ruling, the BBC has lost its libel case against a doctor who provided evidence against actor Noel Clarke. Charities welcome the decision as a crucial victory for freedom of speech and protecting whistleblowers in sexual misconduct cases.
Noel Clarke loses libel case against The Guardian
Actor Noel Clarke has suffered a major legal defeat in his libel claim against The Guardian, with the High Court dismissing his case over the newspaper's investigation into serious sexual misconduct allegations.
Noel Clarke loses libel case against The Guardian
Actor Noel Clarke's libel lawsuit against The Guardian dismissed in major victory for press freedom. Court upholds investigative journalism on misconduct allegations.
Neighbour's Tree Over Your Fence? Your Legal Rights Explained
Essential guide to UK property law and neighbour disputes. Discover your legal rights regarding overhanging branches, boundary issues, and the crucial 'right to light' regulations every homeowner must know.
Noel Clarke loses High Court libel case against The Guardian
Noel Clarke's High Court libel claim against The Guardian dismissed after judge rules newspaper's reports on sexual misconduct allegations were substantially true. The 'Kidulthood' star faces legal defeat.
Trump's Secret Military Patrol Plan for DC Crime Revealed
Exclusive report details Donald Trump's alleged secret directive for joint law enforcement and military night patrols to combat crime in Washington DC, raising constitutional concerns.
Lucy Connolly freed after jail term for 'malicious' tweet
Lucy Connolly has been released from prison after being sentenced for a controversial tweet. The case sparked a major debate on free speech and the proportionality of the UK's justice system.
Malaysian State Mandates Friday Prayers, Jail for Skipping
The Malaysian state of Kelantan passes a controversial new law imposing fines and jail time on Muslim men for missing Friday prayers, sparking a fierce national debate on religious freedom and state power.
Lehrmann loses defamation appeal against Wilkinson, Network 10
Bruce Lehrmann's appeal in his high-stakes defamation case against Lisa Wilkinson and Network 10 has been decisively dismissed by the Federal Court, a major victory for the media defendants.
Gerry Adams wins High Court case against BBC Spotlight
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has secured a major victory in the High Court over a 2014 BBC Spotlight investigation. The judge ruled the programme's allegations were 'unfair and irresponsible', marking a significant moment for media accountability.
Malaysia U-turns on mandatory prayer punishment
The Malaysian government has swiftly U-turned on a controversial plan to punish Muslim men for skipping Friday prayers, following a fierce backlash from the public and legal experts.
Nine Entertainment's new strategy post-Domain sale
Nine Entertainment unveils bold new plans following the sale of its Domain stake, signalling a major shift in its media strategy.
Media pioneer Derk Sauer dies at 75
Derk Sauer, the Dutch-born media entrepreneur who transformed Russia's journalism landscape, has passed away at 75. His legacy includes founding The Moscow Times and shaping independent media in post-Soviet Russia.
Skydance Media Close to Paramount Takeover Deal
Hollywood is abuzz as David Ellison’s Skydance Media edges closer to a landmark deal to acquire Paramount Global, potentially reshaping the entertainment landscape.
Should you ask before posting friends' photos online?
A viral discussion has sparked debate over whether posting friends' photos on social media without consent is a breach of privacy—and if it should be illegal.
Journalists banned from podcast after Gaza episode
Schwartz Media has barred its journalists from appearing on the 7am podcast following a controversial Gaza episode that triggered a wave of negative feedback.
Facebook blocks news in Australia over media law
Meta has restricted Australian users from sharing news content on Facebook in response to the country's proposed Media Bargaining Code, sparking debate over digital regulation.
Social Media Algorithms Stifle Fashion Rebellion
Discover how social media algorithms are stifling creativity and rebellion in the fashion industry, pushing brands towards homogenised trends.
Australia proposes social media ban for under-16s
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces sweeping restrictions on social media access for children under 16, citing mental health risks. Experts weigh in on the controversial plan.
MPs Push for Social Media Ban for Under-16s
A cross-party group of MPs is calling for a ban on social media for children under 16, citing mental health risks and online safety concerns. Discover the debate and potential policy changes.
Sharing terror group statements may breach law: lawyers
Legal experts argue that reposting content from a proscribed terrorist organisation may breach the Racial Discrimination Act, as seen in the high-profile Mary Kostakidis case.
1 in 5 Americans think online news is fake
A new survey exposes a growing distrust in digital media, with many Americans questioning the authenticity of online news sources.
Dr Phil’s Merit Street Media Faces Bankruptcy
Dr Phil McGraw’s media venture, Merit Street Media, is reportedly on the brink of bankruptcy as lawsuits and financial troubles mount. The once-promising network now faces an uncertain future.
Right-Wing Media Pivots to Farage's Reform UK
Major right-wing outlets in the UK are pivoting towards Nigel Farage and Reform UK, signalling a potential realignment in Conservative media support ahead of the next election.
Maine police union investigated over social media post
The Portland police union faces backlash after sharing a divisive social media post, prompting an investigation by the state's attorney general.
Trump's Truth Social in financial trouble amid legal battles
Former US President Donald Trump's social media platform, Truth Social, is reportedly facing financial difficulties while he deals with legal challenges in Washington and Cleveland.
Trump attacks WSJ in fiery letter over Epstein coverage
Donald Trump has lashed out at The Wall Street Journal in a scathing letter, accusing the publication of unfair coverage regarding his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The former president’s explosive response targets Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, reigni
Iris Law's bold NYC street style turns heads
Daughter of Jude Law, Iris Law, turns heads in New York City with a bold midriff-baring outfit, showcasing her effortless street style.
BBC's deeper crisis beyond financial struggles
The BBC faces more than just financial challenges—its very identity and purpose are under scrutiny. Explore the existential threats looming over Britain's public broadcaster.
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