Events Database

116 historical macro events · 2010–today

Filtered by:superinjunctions✕ clear
DateEvent
May 23, 11Injunction served in England – published in Scotland
May 23, 11Scottish newspaper identifies injunction row footballer
May 22, 11Scottish newspaper's identification of injunction footballer: a legal view
May 22, 11Scottish newspaper identifies injunction footballer
May 22, 11Twitter and WikiLeaks have made a mockery of the courts
May 22, 11Our ignorance was bliss for Fred Goodwin
May 22, 11Superinjunctions farce would be funny if it wasn't so tragic
May 21, 11Twitter row prompts call for superinjunctions debate in parliament
May 21, 11Judges challenge use of parliamentary privilege
May 21, 11Martin Rowson on injunctions – cartoon
May 21, 11Twitter and the mystery footballer
May 21, 11Twitter users and the courts go to war over footballer's injunction
May 21, 11Twitter faces legal action by footballer over privacy
May 20, 11Fred Goodwin laid bare - video
May 20, 11Lord Neuberger's report cuts through the superinjunction hysteria
May 20, 11Superinjunctions: Modern technology out of control, says lord chief justice
May 20, 11Superinjunctions granted far too readily, judges say
May 20, 11Media Talk podcast: Imogen Thomas, Fred Goodwin and superinjunctions
May 20, 11Superinjunctions should be for exceptional cases only, judge to say
May 19, 11Sir Fred Goodwin gagging order partially lifted by high court
May 19, 11Jeremy Hunt rules out new privacy law
May 19, 11Fred Goodwin superinjunction: how far can the media go?
May 19, 11Sir Fred Goodwin superinjunction raised in Lords
May 18, 11Max Clifford: only 20% of my stories would pass public interest test
May 18, 11Privacy law could help judges decide over gagging orders, says Ken Clarke
May 17, 11Angus McBride calls privacy laws campaign 'misleading'
May 16, 11Does Eady expect to be a busy man after the Imogen Thomas case?
May 16, 11Big Brother star denies blackmail claims in injunction battle
May 16, 11Imogen Thomas claims reputation 'trashed' by gagging order
May 16, 11Superinjunctions: both the Daily Star Sunday and Index on Censorship are wrong
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