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Paul Dacre RSS feedEady’s errors and why this judge must not hear so many libel actions
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Our commentator argues that, after his own experience in court, Sir David Eady is a threat to press freedom2009-07-29T07:05:01ZMan who brought newspapers into the future dies at 80
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Bert Hardy, one of the most powerful figures in the newspaper industry in a career spanning 65 years, has died after a long illness at the age of 802009-03-10T14:54:35ZVeronica Wadley to step down
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2009-02-02T10:11:12ZJudges and MPs must heed media's fears about privacy law 'by back door'
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At face value, it is difficult to find much to disagree with in the good intentions enshrined in Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)2008-11-12T08:34:12ZJudge in Mosley case 'is sneaking in privacy law'
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The judge who presided over the Max Mosley sadomasochism trial has been accused of "arrogant and amoral" judgments which will result in a privacy law by the back door2008-11-10T09:47:15ZSir Ian's rewards for failure
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MANY Londoners will be angered by the fact that Sir Ian Blair, the outgoing Metropolitan Police Commissioner, is retiring with a pay-off of nearly £400,000 and a pension of £168,000 a year - even though he left after losing the confidence both of the force and of London's Mayor.2008-11-10T10:19:39ZHealth
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It’s an issue that can cloud the cheering fact that London is home to some of the most brilliant health care specialists in the world, leaders in their fields.2008-10-02T10:43:28ZPolitics
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The Tories are in the ascendancy and gaining influence. Already the key figures in Westminster and beyond are thinking about the post-Brown generation.2008-10-01T16:08:50ZJournalists face data protection fight for right to dig for stories
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Journalists in Britain, whatever the public might think, do not have carte blanche to do as they like2008-06-18T07:38:52ZJournalists face data protection fight for right to dig for stories
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Journalists in Britain, whatever the public might think, do not have carte blanche to do as they like2008-06-18T07:38:45ZEvening Standard wins top press awards
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The Evening Standard's Andrew Gilligan and Jeremy Selwyn were honoured at the prestigious British Press Awards last night2008-04-09T08:57:17Z