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Met denies claims it found 6,000 NoW phone-tap victims

16.11.09
Lawyers for the Met deny claims that an officer investigating possible phone-hacking by News of the World reporters found evidence that as many as 6,000 people's calls may have been intercepted... more

Janet Street-Porter: from Parsons Green punk to Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells

22.10.09
Janet Street-Porter is still the voice of outrage but now she targets the Facebook generation, says Viv Groskop... more

Getting balance right between free speech and censorship

21.10.09
Media analysis: It is recognised, except by the most fundamentalist of libertarians, that the exercise of free speech carries with it certain responsibilities... more

Tough calls to make over phone-tapping

15.07.09
The News of the World phone-hacking scandal took another giant stride forward yesterday with the evidence presented to the Commons Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee ... more

Kate and Gerry McCann to help raise plight of missing children

18.05.09
The parents of Madeleine McCann will join families of other vanished youngsters to mark International Missing Children’s Day... more

I've shared in the hell of the No 10 bunker

15.05.09
I remember it well. You could cut the despair like one of those maggot-filled cheeses they serve you in northern Spain. Downing Street is not a nice place to be in the death-throes of a regime... more

Even diplomats just love to rock

17.04.09
I have worshipped at the shrine of AC/DC since waiting in my car for my son to emerge from a Putney barber shop. That was almost 30 years ago. I had the radio on and there it was, the perfect rock '*' roll song, Highway To Hell... more

Health warning: rumours in cyberspace may seriously damage your credibility

15.04.09
Media analysis: One of the major problems in running stories about smear campaigns is obvious...... more

Brown is besieged by Labour big guns

14.04.09
The Downing Street dirty tricks row has deepened into a full-scale attack on Gordon Brown's leadership ... more

Judges and MPs must heed media's fears about privacy law 'by back door'

12.11.08
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)... more

Harry Enfield sparks diplomatic storm

07.10.08
The Philippine government is furious about a sketch on Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse's BBC1 show last week. ... more

Anger at 'racist' Harry Enfield Filipina sketch

07.10.08
The Philippine community in Britain criticised comedian Harry Enfield for a sketch in which a man urges his neighbour to "mount" a Filipina maid... more

The celeb diaries: That's enough of your lip, Cher and how Gordon Brown did a celeb u-turn

18.08.08
Elton and George Michael at war. A bust-up with Jordan. And Cher's weird secret. In the last part of his shameless series, Heat's Mark Frith starts to suffer celebrity overload.... more

'Wossy hates me. Madonna hates me. Jude Law's nearly run me over': the celeb diaries of Heat editor Mark Frith

17.08.08
On my way to work, I stop at the newsagent and peer in at all the latest celebrity magazines. I do it every week, rating the opposition, checking how good our cover looks...... more

Journalists face data protection fight for right to dig for stories

18.06.08
Journalists in Britain, whatever the public might think, do not have carte blanche to do as they like... more

Journalists face data protection fight for right to dig for stories

18.06.08
Journalists in Britain, whatever the public might think, do not have carte blanche to do as they like... more

PCC ruling on Heathrow protest by the Camp for Climate Action

19.03.08
Alex Harvey of the Camp for Climate Action complained to the Press Complaints Commission that an article headlined "Militants will hit Heathrow" was inaccurate, in breach of Clause 1 (accuracy) of the Code of Practice. The complaint was upheld.... more

Barnes and noble

30.04.07
If they'd dined at Sonny's, Wills and Kate might still be together, thinks Mark Bolland. This French bistro in Barnes is the perfect antidote to royal intrigue.... more

Small but perfectly formed

07.08.06
Mark Bolland loves caviar so he was excited at the thought of visiting Volstead, a new lounge-bar near Piccadilly that serves the sturgeon's roe. But, as he discovered, small is beautiful here and it's not a place where people go to eat.... more

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