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A lawyer for London’s Metropolitan Police force said that a lawsuit brought by people who suspect their cell phones were hacked into by News Corp.’s News of the World newspaper is becoming a major use of resources.
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An English juror will be jailed after using Facebook Inc.’s social-networking service to contact a defendant in a drug case during trial and discussing the jury’s deliberations.
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An English juror was jailed for eight months after she used Facebook Inc.’s social-networking service to contact a defendant in a drug case and discussed the jury’s deliberations.
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3M Co., the maker of products including Scotch tape and Post-it Notes, is being sued by investors including the U.K.’s Ministry of Defence for failing to market and develop technology that detects hospital superbug MRSA.
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Rupert Murdoch ’s Sun newspaper can’t identify a woman who had an affair with former Royal Bank of Scotland Group Chief Executive Officer Fred Goodwin , a judge ruled.
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London’s Metropolitan Police should expand a probe into illegal information-gathering by private investigators on behalf of U.K. newspapers, a lawmaker and a lawyer said.
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News Corp. ’s U.K. unit apologized to actress Sienna Miller as part of a 100,000-pound ($165,000) settlement of a case over hacking into her mobile-phone voice mails for stories.
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Members of Britain’s Parliament are pressuring U.K. judges to reveal the identities of celebrities and executives who win court orders barring the media from reporting on their alleged indiscretions.
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Former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott won a legal bid to have a London court examine whether the initial police investigation into phone hacking at News Corp.’s News of the World newspaper was adequate.
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Twitter Inc. and some of its users were sued by an entity known as “CTB” in London, according to a court filing.
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