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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 weeks ago

David Furnish calls alleged phone hacks of him and Elton John an abomination'

While the Mail have partly moved with the times, they have also published countless judgmental and narrow-minded stories about us pieces clearly designed to undermine who we are and how we live our lives, Furnish said in a written submission. To know that they were enabled to do this to us through stolen information, and setting private investigators on us, and landline tapping and recording our live telephone calls is an abomination.
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4 weeks ago

Prince Harry attends court as Liz Hurley testifies in Daily Mail case latest updates

Liz Hurley and Prince Harry are giving evidence in legal actions against the Daily Mail publisher over alleged privacy breaches during a High Court trial.
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fromLGBTQ Nation
1 month ago

Queer dancer says DOJ included his pics in Epstein files as part of "despicable" homophobic smear - LGBTQ Nation

Queer New York drag performer Tigger-James Ferguson appears in released Epstein-related photos taken from a nearly 20-year-old public burlesque performance, prompting disavowal and legal threat.
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fromDigiday
3 months ago

Daily Mail says Google AI Overviews have killed click-throughs

AI Overviews slash Daily Mail search clickthroughs by 80-90% when shown, yet traffic impact stays limited because AIOs rarely appear for key keywords.
London politics
fromIndependent
8 months ago

The 'sublime insanity' of airmen who tried to cross the Atlantic first - inspired by a Dubliner

Alfred Harmsworth revolutionized journalism and aviation motivations, promoting heroic airmen with substantial rewards for aviation milestones.
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fromwww.mediaite.com
9 months ago

White House Correspondent Hits Back After Daily Mail Publishes Weird Article About Her Skimpy Outfits'

Natalie Winters defended herself against misogynistic remarks made by the Daily Mail regarding her outfits, emphasizing the inappropriate nature of the accusations.
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