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First Reported Aug 29 2010 - Updated Aug 29 2010 - 1 Documents

Get 50 per cent off your restaurant bill

2009 News Group Newspapers Ltd. 'Fabulous magazine', 'Fabulousmag.co.uk' are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. This service is provided on News Group Newspapers Standard terms and conditions in accordance with our ... [Published Aug 29 2010 by News of the World]

Entities: News Group Newspapers Ltd, Privacy Policy, Trademark

First Reported Aug 12 2010 - Updated Aug 12 2010 - 1 Documents

Heathrow security man sues The Sun for 'scanner perv' story

An airport security guard at Heathrow is suing The Sun newspaper for its 'scanner ogling' story. Jonathan Laker is demanding 150,000 compensation over the story headlined: 'I Love Those Gigantic T**ts: Airport guards quip at girl in scanner' and 'Scanner ... [Published Aug 12 2010 by London Daily News]

Entities: News Group Newspapers Ltd, Libel, Human Rights

First Reported Aug 07 2010 - Updated Aug 07 2010 - 1 Documents

Smalls Wonder

2009 News Group Newspapers Ltd. "Fabulous magazine", "Fabulousmag.co.uk" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. This service is provided on News Group Newspapers Standard terms and conditions in accordance with our ... [Published Aug 07 2010 by News of the World]

Entities: News Group Newspapers Ltd, Privacy Policy, Trademark

First Reported Jul 29 2010 - Updated Jul 30 2010 - 4 Documents

Metropolitan Police Service

Hunger striker wins burger-munching libel case

Tamil protesters demonstrate on Parliament square outside the Houses of Parliament in London May 11, 2009. Articles in the Daily Mail and The Sun said Parameswaran Subramanyam had scoffed takeaways during his 23-day protest over the plight of Tamils caught ... [Published Jul 29 2010 by Reuters UK]

Entities: Libel, News Group Newspapers Ltd, London May, Metropolitan Police Service

First Reported Jun 10 2010 - Updated Jun 11 2010 - 1 Documents

Hi-de-hi champers

© News Group Newspapers Ltd. 'The Sun', 'Sun', 'Sun Online' are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' Standard Terms and Conditions in accordance with our Privacy Policy. ... [Published Jun 10 2010 by The Sun]

Entities: News Group Newspapers Ltd, Privacy Policy, Trademark

First Reported Jun 08 2010 - Updated Jun 08 2010 - 1 Documents

Red Bull GmbH

Do you get that sinking feeling? 6 minutes ago

Add a commentTHIS amazing image was captured during the Red Bull Cliff Diving world series in Mexico.Daredevil athletes were snapped launching themselves from the edge of a 90ft deep sinkhole in the Yucatan peninsula, smashing into the dark gloomy water ... [Published Jun 08 2010 by The Sun]

Entities: News Group Newspapers Ltd, Gary Hunt, Red Bull GmbH, Privacy Policy

First Reported Mar 23 2010 - Updated Mar 24 2010 - 1 Documents

News Corporation

Slump in profits at News Corp's UK titles

, compared with £107.3m in the same period the previous year, Companies House accounts today revealed.Turnover for the year was also down, to £1,347.5m from £1,422.3m due mainly to reduced advertising income, the accounts state.The accounts released today ... [Published Mar 23 2010 by Press Gazette]

Entities: News Corporation, News International Ltd, United Kingdom, Newscorp Investments, News Group Newspapers Ltd

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...Laker is demanding 150,000 compensation over the story headlined: 'I Love Those Gigantic T**ts: Airport guards quip at girl in scanner' and "Scanner Glamour Ding-Dong! Cops quiz airport XC-ray man who ogled colleagues boobs" . He is pursuing publishers News Group Newspapers for libel and is also seeking an injunction banning repetition of the claims...

Heathrow security man sues The Sun for 'scanner perv' story [London Daily News - Aug 12 2010]

The judgment referred to another , which concerned the publication of photographs of Princess Caroline of Monaco. In that case the ECHR said that "the decisive factorfactor in balancing the protection of private life against freedom of expression should lie in the contribution that the published photos and articles make to a debate of general interest."

How publishers have to balance laws on free speech and privacy [Out-Law.com - Aug 10 2010]

Afterwards, Mr Subramanyam said: "I am relieved that this matter is now resolved and I can start to rebuild my life again. "The past eight months have been an unbearable strain on my life, to the extent that at times I have even contemplated taking my own life. "As a result of the lies that the newspapers published about me, and through no fault of my own, I have lost friends, been shunned by family members and completely ostracised from the Tamil community. "I felt I had a responsibility to all those who had supported me during the hunger strike, and were sullied by association with me, to take legal action against both newspapers to prove that the allegations that were published were false. "Now that both newspapers have declared that the allegations are completely untrue and apologised, I sincerely hope that those people will accept the newspapers' apologies and understand that I have done nothing wrong. "My sacrifice during the 23-day hunger strike was real and for the sake of my fellow Tamils who are suffering in Sri Lanka. "I would like to thank all those who have stuck by me through this nightmare and have not doubted my integrity.""

Payout for hunger striker over burgers claim [Belfast Telegraph - Jul 29 2010]

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