Mail on Sunday Journalists Accused of Burgling House and Bribing Witnesses, High Court Hears
Ex-Mail on Sunday Finance Editor Lawrence Lever Allegedly Stole Businessman's Documents. Alleged Victim Michael Ward later convicted of Fraud. But he claims Ex-Mail on Sunday City Editor Clive Wolman Allegedly Paid Prosecution Witnesses to
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The 37 Emails That Allegedly Evidenced Widespread Phone Hacking at The News of The World – And Cost Rupert Murdoch’s Business Hundreds of Millions of Pounds
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Timeline of a Cover-Up: Byline Investigates Continues It’s Blow-By-Blow Account of Allegations That Papers Destroyed Incriminating Evidence.
Thirty-Seven Emails Allegedly Sunk Company’s ‘One-Rogue-Reporter’ Defence.
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Emojiocracy Launches Vote Predictions in the UK
Crowdfunded digital democracy platform launches vote prediction service ahead of crucial Brexit session in the House of Commons.
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The colour of Russian money part 17: An Open Letter to Ilse Znotina
The head of Latvia's Financial Intelligence Unit may have detailed knowledge of the questionable transactions which accompanied the bank's collapse. Will she share it with us?
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Cleaning up when you don't die
Does cancer send you insane, part 3
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Israeli journalist takes his own life, as civil and human rights violations escalate.
social media is still reeling in shock at the death of long term activist and journalist Gil Ronen
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Closing the US consulate is an own goal by Trump Administration
The closure by the US of its own mission in Jerusalem is keeping it away from knowing what Palestinians think
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Orr Shalom Foster homes - a haven for pedophilia?
The story of two girls still recovering from severe sexual abuse two years after being in the care of Orr Shalom
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Predicting Parliament: Emojiocracy Has Landed
A new data-led tool is in town, allowing users to predict the future of what goes on in Westminster. Emojiocracy is the digital equivalent of Toto, pulling back the curtain on a lot more than expenses and what has happened during previous v
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Timeline of a Cover-Up: Blow-by-Blow Account of Allegations that Murdoch’s Papers Destroyed Incriminating Evidence
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But The Sun and News of The World Deny Deleting Emails, Claiming That the System Was Wiped in a Data Archiving Project.
High Court is Given Hour-by-Hour Account of Claimant’s View On What Took Place Behind the Scenes as Hack
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High Court Exclusive: Top Murdoch Lawyer Knew Of Widespread Phone Hacking EIGHT DAYS Earlier Than Previously Admitted.
Part 1/3 ‘highly relevant’ event triggered newspaper deletion of ‘incriminating emails', say claimants, while News Group Newspapers insists 'cover-up' was really innocent data archiving. Judge orders fresh company email disclosures...
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The colour of Russian money part 16: An Open Letter to Paul Volcker
Paul Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, has invested in a bank that appears to have been propped up via a bogus privatisation deal at a cost of over €55m to the Latvian people...
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The Cairncross Report: what it says and first impressions
These decent proposals for helping public service journalism are worryingly vulnerable to manipulation by corporate press bosses and their ministerial friends
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Phone hacking: time the police stepped in
Evidence against executives and editors is piling up in the civil courts, but newspapers are just buying their way out of trouble. The right place for this is the criminal courts, which means the Met must act
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“Nobody wants a No-Deal...” — Boris Johnson caught lying again.
What to do when a politician tells lies after lies, after lies... Fact-checking Boris Johnson.
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Alternative Solutions to the Prisons Crisis: How Life Coaching Inmates Can Empower Them to Escape a Failing System
We can't wait for the Government to make our crisis-hit prisons places of change. Meet the charity that's helping prisoners to transform their lives and stay out of them.
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Brexiter’s anti-German sentiments remain unchallenged on the BBC.
Are BBC journalists trained for today’s post-truth, populist politics? The question must be asked after a British politician remained unchallenged after expressing anti-German sentiments during an interview.
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BREAKING: Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson Adviser Steve Bannon Implicated in Mueller Investigation
As Steve Bannon is identified as the ‘High-Ranking’ Trump Campaign official in the Roger Stone indictment, the question of Russian collusion not only moves upwards to the President, but across the Atlantic
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BREAKING: Mueller Looks to London – How Roger Stone’s Arrest by the FBI spells Trouble for Nigel Farage and Brexit
The arrest of Trump’s long-time political advisor for his contact with Wikileaks and Russian hacking of the Democratic Party has two key leads to the UK and Brexit
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Exclusive:Date set for Judicial Review of state pensions for 50s born women
A court date has been agreed for the BackTo60 campaign to challenge the government over the raising of the state pension age for 3.9 million 50s born women with Michael Mansfield QC taking the case to the Department of Work and Pensions.
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Novichoc: From Russia with Love
The gift of chocolate models of Salisbury Cathedral to well wishers by Russian state TV must be the sickest message sent out in the season of goodwill.
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'I would have camped outside that prison every single day', says mother of bullied teenager who hanged himself in his cell
Liz Hardy, whose son Jake committed suicide in 2012, spoke at the launch of a campaign to End Child Imprisonment in England.
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THE BIRTH OF A MAFIA NATION: CRIME, NO PUNISHMENT
The following article offers a brief overview of a “mafia state” phenomenon from a point of view of a bi-cultural journalist. The Western world makes a strategic mistake of projecting its own ideas and expectations on a country that functio
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INTERVIEW: Sir Harold Evans on journalism, diversity, and legacy
Pictured is Sir Harold Evans, former editor of The Sunday Times, at the University of Cardiff. Courtesy of Ffoton
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Surviving Brexit: the ‘zombie’ story
A Brexit horrorshow* Halloween special
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700,000 Protestors March in London to Demand Brexit Re-Vote. This is How You Fight Russia
Hundreds of Thousands of Protestors Marched in London Yesterday, Fighting the Fraudulence of Brexit - The U.S. Must March to the Polls in 16 Days with Matched Urgency
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Metropolitan Police Admit Women Deceived Into Relationships With Spycops Were Tortured Under Article 3 Of Human Rights
Lawyers for the Metropolitan police admit at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal that Mark Kennedy's undercover intimate relationship with Kate Wilson was human rights abuse.
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Junior journalist, censor yourself!
Young journalists have to be on their guard about self-censorship, a Dutch journalist said at a journalism festival. The advice stuck in my head. It's bad advice.
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Fighting talk: the 'civil unrest' story
It's hardly surprising that we expect civil unrest – Faragists have been talking it up for years.
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In England's GREEN and pleasant land
The Challenor case is an arrow to the heart of Britain’s twisted sexual politics.
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Chemie Grünenthal visit
Help fund this trip to Germany to visit Chemie Grünenthal.
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