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Crime editor of The Sun Mike Sullivan has been cleared some 14 months after being arrested by the Met Police Operation Elveden bribes inquiry. Sullivan was arrested alongside former deputy editor of The Sun Fergus Shanahan, former managing editor ...

WEBSTER, who was charged as part of Operation Elveden, was accused of two counts of misconduct in public office in 2010 and 2011 at Westminster Magistrates' Court. THE deputy editor of The Sun appeared in court today charged with authorising ...

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A former employee at an immigration centre today became the 65thperson to be arrested by police investigating bribery allegations involving UK journalists. The 40-year-old man was arrested at his home in Slough, Berkshire , at 6am on suspicion of ...

By Kenneth Roy We are approaching the first anniversary of the arrest by Strathclyde Police of the prime minister's former director of communications, Andy Coulson. He was lifted as they say in Glasgow in an atmosphere of high drama. Officers from ...

A is facing jail after admitting selling information to Rupert Murdhoch's "The Sun" newspaper. James Bowes, 30, from Steyning in West Sussex, pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey today to misconduct in public office. He was remanded on unconditional ...

The Sun's royal editor, an ex-Sandhurst Army officer, his wife, and a former pharmacy assistant at the military academy, are to be charged as part of Operation Elveden. Sun journalist Duncan Larcombe will be charged with a conspiracy to commit ...

The Sun newspaper's deputy editor has appeared in court again over charges that he authorised payments to public officials in exchange for information. Geoff Webster, 53, of Goudhurst, Kent, faces two counts of misconduct in public office. One count ...

Fergus Shanahan, the executive editor of British tabloid The Sun, has been charged with authorising payments to a public official for information. The executive editor of The Sun newspaper has been charged in an ongoing British police investigation ...