Sun pays substantial damages to Christopher Jefferies
News Group Newspapers agrees to significant payout after defaming retired teacher Christopher Jefferies during Joanna Yeates murder investigation
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Harry blames lawyers for William's legal case involvement
Fresh court documents reveal Prince Harry blaming his former lawyers for including Prince William in his legal war against Associated Newspapers, exposing new tensions between the royal brothers.
Prince Harry wins phone hacking case against Mirror Group
Duke of Sussex awarded £140,600 in damages after High Court ruling finds Mirror Group engaged in 'widespread and habitual' illegal information gathering
Antiques Roadshow's Historic Newspaper Discovery Stuns
BBC's Antiques Roadshow uncovers a remarkable 18th-century newspaper treasure that reveals fascinating insights into Britain's media heritage and colonial history.
Gregg Wallace Launches Libel Claim Against Mirror Newspaper
MasterChef star Gregg Wallace has launched a high-stakes libel claim against Mirror Group Newspapers over articles he claims are 'seriously defamatory'. The legal battle centres on reports about his personal life and marriage to Anne-Marie Sterpini.
NY Firm Buys 28 Wyoming Newspapers, Sparks News Desert Fears
A New York-based media conglomerate, NMC, has acquired nearly all of Wyoming's local newspapers, raising profound concerns about the future of independent journalism, community voice, and the potential rise of 'news deserts' in the American West.
114 US Local Newspapers Shut Down, Creating Vast News Desert
A major US media group collapses, ceasing printing of all 114 of its local newspapers across South Dakota, Iowa, and others, creating a vast news desert and leaving communities in the dark.
Lords block foreign investment limits for UK papers
The House of Lords has rejected a government proposal to limit foreign ownership of British newspapers, sparking debate over press freedom and national security.
Mirror Group in High Court over phone hacking claims
The High Court is set to hear fresh allegations of phone hacking against Mirror Group Newspapers, as victims seek justice in a long-running legal saga.
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