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Prince Harry ordered by judge to explain destroyed drafts of 'Spare'
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Huw Edwards resigns from the BBC 'on the basis of medical advice'
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Shoplifting epidemic revealed to be costing London £9.2m a month
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Noel Clarke 'satisfied' with High Court ruling in Guardian libel fight
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Financial Times returns to profit despite print circulation cut
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City A.M. managing director backs paywall option after sale
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Receivers kick Barclays off board as they put Telegraph up for sale
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Hugh Grant’s claims of unlawful newsgathering by Sun can go to trial
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Mirror publisher admits it unlawfully gathered information on Harry
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Mail on Sunday editor summoned over ‘mysogynistic’ Rayner article
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