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Sian Harrison

United Kingdom
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Journalist and PR/Media Consultant. Co-author McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists 26 & 27 - 28 out in June @bysianharrison elsewhere too
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Court reporting feature: Bench press

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By Sian Harrison
| The Law Society Gazette Verified
The low down The media’s dwindling band of court reporters believe it is ‘the best job on the paper’. But their managers clearly do not agree; numbers have fallen dramatically in a generation. The consequence is court reporting driven by police press releases, tip-offs and celebrity drama. That is not a proper representation of events in court. And if reporters merely dabble in court reporting, misrepresentation is a problem.
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Journalistic exemption and data protection

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By Sian Harrison
| The Law Society Gazette Verified
The biggest media law story of recent weeks was the High Court claim by the Duke of Sussex and others, including Baroness Lawrence and Sir Elton John, against Mail publisher Associated Newspapers Ltd. This was a bid to establish a new frontier in the litigation borne out of the phone-hacking scandal. Lurid allegations of spying, surveilling, phone-tapping and voicemail interception were once again laid bare in court.
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Rugby authorities try to get brain injury class action from 500 players thrown out Original

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By Sian Harrison
| The Athletic Verified
More than 500 former rugby union and league players are fighting a bid by the sports’ governing bodies to have their High Court claims over brain injuries struck out due to repeated failures to disclose medical evidence. Legal action is being brought by more than 1,100 ex-amateur and professional players against World Rugby, Welsh Rugby Union, the Rugby Football Union (RFU), the Rugby Football League and the British Amateur Rugby League Association.
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