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23/05/2011
PM Says Privacy Injunctions Are 'Unsustainable'
The Prime Minister has described the current situation surrounding privacy rulings as "unsustainable" and unfair on the press.
Speaking to ITV1's Daybreak, David Cameron said the law should be reviewed to "catch up with how people consume media today".
The comments comes after the Sunday Herald became the UK's first newspaper to print the footballer accused on Twitter of taking out a privacy injunction.
Lawyers for the Sun are now approaching the High Court to ask for the injunction to be lifted.
(BMcN/GK)
Speaking to ITV1's Daybreak, David Cameron said the law should be reviewed to "catch up with how people consume media today".
The comments comes after the Sunday Herald became the UK's first newspaper to print the footballer accused on Twitter of taking out a privacy injunction.
Lawyers for the Sun are now approaching the High Court to ask for the injunction to be lifted.
(BMcN/GK)
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24 May 2011
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The future of injunctions is hanging in the balance after a Lib Dem MP named the footballer in Parliament involved in an injunction to hide an alleged affair. During a Commons question on privacy orders, John Hemming named Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs as the man at the centre of the gagging order.
Injunctions Questioned As MP Names Footballer
The future of injunctions is hanging in the balance after a Lib Dem MP named the footballer in Parliament involved in an injunction to hide an alleged affair. During a Commons question on privacy orders, John Hemming named Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs as the man at the centre of the gagging order.
02 March 2012
Ryan Giggs Damages Claim Thrown Out
Ryan Giggs has lost his damages claim against the Sun newspaper and Imogen Thomas at the High Court. Manchester United and Wales footballer received an injunction in April 2011 after an article in the paper reported about an unnamed player's alleged affair with the model and former Miss Wales.
Ryan Giggs Damages Claim Thrown Out
Ryan Giggs has lost his damages claim against the Sun newspaper and Imogen Thomas at the High Court. Manchester United and Wales footballer received an injunction in April 2011 after an article in the paper reported about an unnamed player's alleged affair with the model and former Miss Wales.
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02 July 2014
Call For An End To GCHQ's Exploitation Of Network Infraastructure
Seven internet service and communications providers from around the world have filed a legal complaint, calling for an end to GCHQ's attacking and exploitation of network infrastructure in order to unlawfully gain access to potentially millions of people’s private communications.
Call For An End To GCHQ's Exploitation Of Network Infraastructure
Seven internet service and communications providers from around the world have filed a legal complaint, calling for an end to GCHQ's attacking and exploitation of network infrastructure in order to unlawfully gain access to potentially millions of people’s private communications.
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