Daily Mirror articles about Matt Hancock not inaccurate, rules IPSO.

TalkTV's Miek Graham has apologised and paid "substantial damages" to a migrants charity for 'human trafficking' claim.

Telegraph has sacked cartoonist Bob Moran over Twitter posts he has made attacking NHS doctors and Covid-19 policies. Follows earlier suspension.

Labour MP Chris Bryant has said news coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “knowingly monetises hatred” of the royal couple.

Prince Harry privacy and publication of 'Spare'. Book revelations will make it harder for estranged royal to defend privacy in future.

Dan Wootton sends legal letters before action to Byline Times, Carol Vorderman and Emily Maitlis over reporting of police investigation

GB News audience growth: Editorial director Mick Booker and head of digital Rebecca Hutson tell Press Gazette about the channel's growth plans for 2022.

Guardian Dan Wootton apology: Newsbrand makes payout to suspended GB News presenter after it reported he was under police investigation.

Nicola Sturgeon has topped a Press Gazette reader poll asking which politician had been the most impressive during the Covid-19 crisis.

Carole Cadwalladr is seeking permission to go to the Supreme Court over a £1m costs order in Arron Banks libel trial.

Why TED and The Guardian need to step up and support Carole Cadwalladr in her legal fight with Arron Banks over Russia claims.

Dan Wootton sends legal letters before action to Byline Times, Carol Vorderman and Emily Maitlis over reporting of police investigation

Chairman of the press regulator IPSO has hinted that it will be harder for Prince Harry to defend his privacy in future.

Prince Harry is to return to the High Court in June to give evidence against the publisher of the Mirror over hacking allegations.

British journalists are being “played like an instrument” when they publish stories based on Government leaks and anonymous sources, a prominent media academic has claimed. The comment from Reuters...

Former Guardian editor-at-large Gary Younge says sometimes "dog bites man" is a story and it gets ignored.

GB News presenter Dan Wootton's Mail Online column has been paused while allegations made against him are investigated.

The BBC has upheld a complaint against Today presenter Justin Webb after he said "trans women, in other males".

A phone hacking claim against the publisher of the Daily Mirror brought by figures including Prince Harry was “overwhelmingly successful”.

GB News advertisers: Kopparberg, Grolsch, Nivea and the Open University are among the brands to have suspended advertising on the new channel.

Correspondent Ismail Abu Omar and cameraman Ahmad Matar in serious condition, rushed to European Gaza Hospital.

UK newspapers helped to create a market for the paparazzi photographers who pursued Harry and Meghan on Tuesday night.

Journalists covering Just Stop Oil protests were detained under PACE laws as well as suspicion of conspiracy to commit a public nuisance.

Press regulator IPSO has rejected all 6,000 complaints made about the Mail on Sunday coverage of Angela Rayner because they were not from her personally.

James O'Brien said he cannot to give a platform to conspiracy theorists, because their ideas could be fatal to listeners.

Sir James Dyson has lost his libel case against the publisher of the Mirror. A judge said he failed to prove serious harm had been caused.

The Guardian, Mirror, various other Reach sites and The National have removed stories after legal warnings made by a lawyer for Dan Wootton.

Meghan Markle's letter to her estranged father Thomas Markle was “written with public consumption in mind as a possibility”, the Court of Appeal has heard.

Former head of Sky News John Ryley has called for colleagues to be tougher on the Royals and end their obsession with Westminster gossip.

The BBC has paid damages to the former nanny of William and Harry following the investigation into how Martin Bashir secured his interview with Diana.

Tax lawyer and journalist Dan Neidle on his investigations into Nadhim Zahawi, Michelle Mone and the Post Office.

Hadley Freeman, Guardian columnist and features writer who has served at the paper since 2000, is departing the newspaper for The Sunday Times.

IPSO has upheld a complaint made by actress Lily James against Mail Online relating to 51 articles the site published about her in a four month period.

Exclusive: Loose Women panellist calls out media organisation for its assertion that the UK press is "not racist".

GB News launch ad boycott: Channel sceptical about lockdown and the efficacy of 'taking the knee'. Stop Funding Hate wants to close it down.

Journalists could face harsher penalties for reporting on matters of public interest under a planned reform of the UK's antiquated Official Secrets Act.

GB News advertisers: Kopparberg, Grolsch, Nivea and the Open University are among the brands to have suspended advertising on the new channel.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has won the first stage of his bid to appeal against the decision to extradite him to the United States.

Jeremy Clarkson's Sun column about his "hate" for Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle "on a cellular level" breached Editors' Code, IPSO ruled.

Gen Z audiences are interested in royal news, said a journalist with The News Movement. But some equate them with the Kardashians.

Journalists could face harsher penalties for reporting on matters of public interest under a planned reform of the UK's antiquated Official Secrets Act.

Former Sunday Times executive editor Eleanor Mills has resigned from the Society of Editors board saying the UK press suffers from "structural racism".

Former Mirror royal correspondent Jane Kerr said Prince Harry's allegation she was involved in illegal information gathering 'upsetting'.

Labour MP Chris Bryant has said news coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “knowingly monetises hatred” of the royal couple.