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Bernie Ecclestone threatens to pull British GP if deal isn't agreed

05.11.09

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has suggested he will remove the British Grand Prix from next season's calendar if Silverstone does not agree to a deal in the next two days... more

Rise of ‘super injunction’ is serious threat to free speech

14.10.09

It is wrong that gagging orders are so secretive that media cannot even report on their existence ... more

Rise of ‘super injunction’ is serious threat to free speech

14.10.09

It is wrong that gagging orders are so secretive that media cannot even report on their existence ... more

Mark Hughes hits back at rival managers

03.08.09

Manchester City manager Mark Hughes believes some of his Premier League peers may indulge in mind games because they never made it to the top as players... more

Eady’s errors and why this judge must not hear so many libel actions

29.07.09

Our commentator argues that, after his own experience in court, Sir David Eady is a threat to press freedom ... more

Richard Desmond loses libel action against author

23.07.09

Express Group boss Richard Desmond loses his libel action against author Tom Bower at the High Court... more

What the papers say...

10.07.09

...a round-up of all the latest sporting gossip... more

Kate Beckinsale accepts Ł20,000 libel damages

09.07.09

Actress Kate Beckinsale accepted Ł20,000 libel damages today over a newspaper claim that she was going to miss out on her dream role.... more

Desmond libel case is stopped

07.07.09

Libel action brought by Daily Express owner Richard Desmond against writer Tom Bower was dramatically halted... more

What the papers say...

29.06.09

A round-up of all the latest sporting gossip ... more

What the papers say...

26.06.09

A round-up of all the latest sports gossip... more

Andy Murray - what the papers say

24.06.09

How the press reacted to Andy Murray's first-round victory over Robert Kendrick... more

Rosie Boycott's grow-your-own food revolution

11.06.09

Rosie Boycott, Boris’s Food Tsar, is a born- again gardener whose mission is to convert Tesco-buying metropolitans to the joys of grow-your-own food... more

Express and OK! owner feels the squeeze

09.06.09

Richard Desmond’s parent company RCD1 Limited, owner of the Daily Express and OK! magazine, announced annual pre-tax profits tumbled 25% to Ł41.6 million as recession hit margins ... more

Michael Owen accepts newspaper apology

03.06.09

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The schools for scandal that should be brought to book

11.05.09

In December 1983, Philip Geddes was killed in the IRA bomb attack on Harrods. I was at school with Philip — he was in the year ahead of me. I still have some books bearing his signature that he handed on to me when he left ... more

Officer who beat me was a thug out for blood says protester

17.04.09

A woman who claims she was beaten by a baton-wielding police officer who concealed his number at the G20 protests described him as a "thug out for blood"... more

What the papers say...

20.03.09

Sport: A round-up of all the latest sports gossip ... more

What the papers say...

16.03.09

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Irritating, but the buy-to-let king may regain his crown

19.12.08

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Forget boozy Fleet St image - newspapers turned lean long ago

19.11.08

Media analysis: Journalists on national newspapers have become so used to job cuts that it has blinded them to reality... more

'Suffragette' Tamsin held in Parliament climate protest

14.10.08

Hundreds of environmental campaigners laid siege to the Palace of Westminster after they failed to storm Parliament... more

Cartoons drawn to snobbishness

02.10.08

Cartoons and Coronets is smallish but has laid its hands on the originals of almost all Osbert Lancaster's best work.... more

Atomic Kitten Natasha's club shut down by police after stabbings are linked to organised crime

12.09.08

A bar owned by ex-Atomic Kitten star Natasha Hamilton has been closed down after it was targeted by organised crime mobs. ... more

Welcome to Southwold, the new Islington-on-Sea

21.07.08

Londoners' holidays in the past were simple, predictable affairs. Now, in a more liberated age, our leisure options have blossomed, and even the politicians are catching on... more

What on Middle Earth?

20.06.07

People said it couldn't be done - and they were right. The Lord of the Rings at the Theatre Royal is a costly, messy folly that will appal Tolkien fans..... more