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Prince Harry, UK Newspaper Agree Pause Of Defamation Case
Prince Harry and Associated Newspapers, one of Britain's biggest media publishers, have agreed a temporary pause in his libel claim to try to settle the case.
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Prince Harry Wins First Stage Of Defamation Case Against UK Newspaper
A judge at the High Court in London ruled on Friday a newspaper article about Prince Harry's legal battle with the British government over his security arrangements was defamatory, paving the way for him to take his libel claim to trial.
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Prince Harry Files New Complaint Against UK Newspaper Publisher
Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers, one of Britain's biggest newspaper publishers, according to his spokesperson, months after his wife successfully won a privacy claim against them for printing extracts of a letter she wrote to her father.
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Meghan Markle Apologises For Misleading UK Court Over Letter To Father
Meghan Markle has apologised to a UK court after admitting being involved in a favourable biography of her short tenure as a frontline royal in Britain, despite having previously denied it.
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Meghan Markle Wins UK Copyright Claim Over Letter To Father
A British court on Wednesday upheld Meghan Markle's copyright claim against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline, over its publication of a letter to her father.
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Paul Dacre, Editor Of The UK's Daily Mail, To Stand Down After 26 Years
The editor of Britain's Daily Mail tabloid Paul Dacre will stand down after 26 years in November to become chairman and editor-in-chief of the title's publisher, Associated Newspapers, Daily Mail and General Trust said on Wednesday.
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Google, Facebook Should Be Probed for Spread of Fake News, Say British Newspapers
The News Media Association (NMA), which represents the UK's national and local publishers, advised ministers to probe the role of Google and Facebook in the rise of fake news.
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Manchester United set to sack David Moyes: UK media reports
According to widespread reports released at the same time on websites of numerous British newspapers, David Moyes is set to be fired by Manchester United and could be forced out before the end of the season.
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David Cameron threatens to act against UK press over leaks on US spying
British Prime Minister David Cameron has threatened unspecified action over the Guardian newspaper's remarkable disclosures of American intelligence material, saying officials would find it tough to stand back if the media don't show enough restraint over what they publish.
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UK phone hacking scandal: Journalist charged over theft of lawmaker's phone
A journalist from The Sun newspaper has been charged in relation to the theft of a British lawmaker's mobile phone.
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UK police looking into Nigella Lawson's throat-grab pictures
British police say they are investigating after a newspaper published photos of Nigella Lawson's husband Charles Saatchi with his hands around the celebrity chef's throat.
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Undercover UK officers used IDs of dead children
A senior U.K. policeman says that British undercover officers often used the identities of dead children as aliases, confirming a recent newspaper report which first exposed the ghoulish practice.
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David Cameron urges quick creation of press regulator
Britain's Prime Minister has warned newspaper editors they must act quickly to set up an independent press regulator in the wake of a media ethics scandal.
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UK inquiry says politicians got too close to the media
Britain needs a new independent media regulator to eliminate a subculture of unethical behavior that infected segments of the country's press, a senior judge said on Thursday at the end of a yearlong inquiry into newspaper wrongdoing.
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UK hacking scandal spreads, over 100 new claims emerge
The police investigation spawned by last year's phone hacking scandal has spread to new UK tabloids, with detectives now seeking information from the Trinity Mirror PLC newspaper group as well as Britain's Express Newspapers, a senior Scotland Yard official said on Monday.
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Prince Harry, UK Newspaper Agree Pause Of Defamation Case
Prince Harry and Associated Newspapers, one of Britain's biggest media publishers, have agreed a temporary pause in his libel claim to try to settle the case.
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Prince Harry Wins First Stage Of Defamation Case Against UK Newspaper
A judge at the High Court in London ruled on Friday a newspaper article about Prince Harry's legal battle with the British government over his security arrangements was defamatory, paving the way for him to take his libel claim to trial.
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Prince Harry Files New Complaint Against UK Newspaper Publisher
Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers, one of Britain's biggest newspaper publishers, according to his spokesperson, months after his wife successfully won a privacy claim against them for printing extracts of a letter she wrote to her father.
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Meghan Markle Apologises For Misleading UK Court Over Letter To Father
Meghan Markle has apologised to a UK court after admitting being involved in a favourable biography of her short tenure as a frontline royal in Britain, despite having previously denied it.
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Meghan Markle Wins UK Copyright Claim Over Letter To Father
A British court on Wednesday upheld Meghan Markle's copyright claim against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline, over its publication of a letter to her father.
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Paul Dacre, Editor Of The UK's Daily Mail, To Stand Down After 26 Years
The editor of Britain's Daily Mail tabloid Paul Dacre will stand down after 26 years in November to become chairman and editor-in-chief of the title's publisher, Associated Newspapers, Daily Mail and General Trust said on Wednesday.
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Google, Facebook Should Be Probed for Spread of Fake News, Say British Newspapers
The News Media Association (NMA), which represents the UK's national and local publishers, advised ministers to probe the role of Google and Facebook in the rise of fake news.
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Manchester United set to sack David Moyes: UK media reports
According to widespread reports released at the same time on websites of numerous British newspapers, David Moyes is set to be fired by Manchester United and could be forced out before the end of the season.
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David Cameron threatens to act against UK press over leaks on US spying
British Prime Minister David Cameron has threatened unspecified action over the Guardian newspaper's remarkable disclosures of American intelligence material, saying officials would find it tough to stand back if the media don't show enough restraint over what they publish.
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UK phone hacking scandal: Journalist charged over theft of lawmaker's phone
A journalist from The Sun newspaper has been charged in relation to the theft of a British lawmaker's mobile phone.
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UK police looking into Nigella Lawson's throat-grab pictures
British police say they are investigating after a newspaper published photos of Nigella Lawson's husband Charles Saatchi with his hands around the celebrity chef's throat.
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Undercover UK officers used IDs of dead children
A senior U.K. policeman says that British undercover officers often used the identities of dead children as aliases, confirming a recent newspaper report which first exposed the ghoulish practice.
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David Cameron urges quick creation of press regulator
Britain's Prime Minister has warned newspaper editors they must act quickly to set up an independent press regulator in the wake of a media ethics scandal.
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UK inquiry says politicians got too close to the media
Britain needs a new independent media regulator to eliminate a subculture of unethical behavior that infected segments of the country's press, a senior judge said on Thursday at the end of a yearlong inquiry into newspaper wrongdoing.
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UK hacking scandal spreads, over 100 new claims emerge
The police investigation spawned by last year's phone hacking scandal has spread to new UK tabloids, with detectives now seeking information from the Trinity Mirror PLC newspaper group as well as Britain's Express Newspapers, a senior Scotland Yard official said on Monday.
