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News publishers win first round of copyright claim against AI start-up Cohere
Judgment described as “first step towards justice” for publishers.
By Charlotte Tobitt
BBC apologises to Trump but offers five reasons why it won’t pay his claim
BBC “strongly disagrees” Trump has grounds for a defamation claim.
By PA Mediaand Dominic Ponsford
The public haven’t been fooled: it’s time to stop pretending Leveson lessons were learned
Press Recognition Panel chair says new research shows people remain sceptical of media standards.
By Kathryn Cearns
Manchester Evening News pays £16k damages to Bob Vylan frontman
Reach publication wrongly stated Pascal Robinson had performed Nazi salutes on stage.
By Charlotte Tobitt
New police media guidance aims to reset post-Leveson culture of suspicion
New guidance allows off-the-record briefings and encourages police openness.
By Dominic Ponsford
Getty vs Stability AI ruling is ‘damp squib’ that fails to create precedent
Getty parallel case against Stability AI in the US continues.
By Charlotte Tobitt
Express rapped by IPSO over inaccurate headlines 12 times in 2025 so far
The articles mostly relate to Labour’s financial policies.
By Charlotte Tobitt