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King Charles III coronation: Everything we know about 2023 ceremony

Buckingham Palace has revealed the date for the monarch’s ‘slimmed down affair’

The Independent UK

Allegations swirl around Paul Dacre’s Daily Mail. Until they clear, a peerage would be a travesty

It is embarrassing that Doreen Lawrence is alleging wrongful activity during his editorship. The truth must be revealed, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Lib Dem MP Simon Hughes makes phone-hacking claim against Daily Mail owner

Exclusive: Associated Newspapers faces first legal case over alleged voicemail interception

The Guardian - UK

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King Charles III coronation: Everything we know about 2023 ceremony

The new monarch’s crowning ceremony is expected to be a ‘slimmed-down’ affair

The Independent UK

King Charles III coronation: Everything we know about 2023 ceremony

The new monarch’s crowning ceremony is expected to be a ‘slimmed-down’ affair

The Independent UK

Prince Harry, Elton John, David Furnish, Doreen Lawrence, Liz Hurley and Sadie Frost launch legal action over alleged phone-tapping, privacy breaches

A group of six people, including Prince Harry and Elton John, have launched legal action against the publishers of The Daily Mail, alleging the publication breached their privacy and tapped their phones.

ABC News

Gabby Logan reveals 'panic' following false Alan Shearer affair rumours

Kenny and Gabby were fully aware there 'wasn't a grain of truth' in the claims

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Gabby Logan claims she was left 'dying inside' after shocking misogynistic comment at start of career

'His gang of cronies giggled. I smiled and carried on walking'

Wales Online

The Daily Mail and Mail Online bring newsrooms ‘closer together’

In a joint letter to staff, the editors admitted that the war in Ukraine and the ongoing cost of living crisis have brought ‘serious headwinds for our business’

The Independent UK

Holly and Phil's names 'were not on official Westminster list' but duo were 'ushered in'

It's been claimed Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield arrival at Westminster Hall created a 'hoo-ha' last week, as the This Morning presenters names were allegedly not on the official press list as ITV had given the details of the production team instead

Daily Mirror

Top Newcastle haemophilia doctor 'was lying' in complaint about 1983 infected blood reporting says journalist

Journalist Sue Douglas said Dr Peter Jones had lied in a complaint made to the Press Council in 1983 - and she told the Infected Blood Inquiry Dr Jones had 'known there was a problem'.

Chronicle Live

Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky heaps praise on Boris Johnson as ‘true friend’ leaves office

Ukrainian president says he was ‘concerned’ when he found out there would be new administration

The Independent UK

Zelensky heaps praise on Boris Johnson as ‘true friend’ leaves office

The Ukrainian president has said he was ‘concerned’ when he found out there would be a new administration.

The Independent UK

More than 18,000 refugees have crossed Channel in small boats this year – MoD

Figure passed as charities criticise Mail on Sunday’s claims about ‘economic migrants’ from Albania

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Daily Record

Will Celtic or Rangers win the Scottish Premiership? Dalglish, Boyd, McGhee and Walker share title gut feelings

Hearts chief Joe Savage rightly talked up his side's desire to shake up Scottish football but two teams continue to dominate.

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss BOTH lurch to right with grim migrant pledges

Rivals Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak vying to be Britain's next Prime Minister showed tonight that whichever way the scandal-hit Tories go, the UK will see further attempts to crack down on illegal migration - including the widely derided Rwanda asylum scheme

The Independent UK

Rwanda migrant scheme will be extended, says Truss

Liz Truss has said she will extend the controversial Rwanda asylum scheme, in a move to firm up support among Tory party voters.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry wins first stage in suit against UK tabloid

Prince Harry has won the first stage of a libel suit against the publisher of Britain’s Mail on Sunday newspaper

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The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry’s libel claim against Mail on Sunday boosted by high court ruling

Article about prince’s legal claim against Home Office contained ‘defamatory’ words, says judge

The Independent UK

Prince Harry wins latest stage of Mail on Sunday defamation case

Harry is suing publisher over story on UK police protection legal case

The National (Scotland)

Prince Harry wins defamation case against Mail on Sunday over Home Office story

Parts of an article in The Mail on Sunday which alleged that the Duke of Sussex tried to keep his legal claim against the Home Office “secret”…

The Independent UK

‘Parts of Mail on Sunday story about Harry claim against Home Office defamatory’

The Duke of Sussex sued Associated Newspapers after the paper ran an article about his claim over his security arrangements when he is in the UK.

The Independent UK

Timeline of claims surrounding disgraced Tory whip Chris Pincher

Boris Johnson failed to remember he had been told that Chris Pincher was the subject of a official complaint about his conduct, Downing Street said.

The Guardian - UK

Chris Pincher: a ‘free man’ with a dislike of state intervention

Tory MP was politicised by the miners’ strike, joined party in 1987 and was elected MP for Tamworth in 2010

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson hits back at Prince Charles' alleged comments on 'appalling' Rwanda plan

The Prime Minister said 'most people' could see Channel smuggling gangs 'need to be stopped' - and asked if the Prince of Wales was 'wrong', replied: 'I've answered that... it’s the job of government to stop people breaking the law'

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