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High Court Dismisses Prince Harry’s Privacy Case Against Daily Mail Publisher

The ruling raises questions about evidence standards for press‑misconduct claims and leaves other legal fights between Harry and tabloids unresolved.

High Court Dismisses Prince Harry’s Privacy Claims Against Daily Mail Publisher

Social Media and Video Overtake Traditional Outlets as Global Trust in News Falls

UK Confirms Freeview Licences Run to 2034 as Government Opens Review

WDR Narrowly Approves Plan to Fold Cosmo into 1Live as 1Live Street

IPN Students Continue Occupation of Canal Once, Forcing On-Air Changes

Huw Edwards Reportedly in Talks With Channel 4 to 'State His Case'

France 2 Blurs 19th‑Century Nude Sculpture on Evening News

Delhi Court Stays Order to Register FIR Against Abhijit Iyer-Mitra

Émile Case: Parents Denounce Media Leaks in Ongoing Criminal Probe

Ernotte to File Complaint Over Patrick Sébastien's Crude 'Delphine' Song

Elita Contestant Filmed Choking Co-Star as Reports Diverge on What Happened Next

France Télévisions Strikes YouTube Deal to Stream All News and Magazine Shows

German Court Upholds Public Broadcasting Fee, Rejects Bias Claims

BBC to Cut Up to 2,000 Jobs in Biggest Reduction in 15 Years

Italy’s Journalists Stage Second National Strike in Contract Standoff

Reports Say BBC Board Chooses Ex-Google Leader Matt Brittin as Director-General

UK Launches Local Media Strategy With £12m Local News Fund

German Parties Push Youth Social Media Curbs, Float Algorithm Opt-In

Mediawan Chief Asserts French Control, Denies KKR Majority at Parliamentary Inquiry