Catalonia Comes To Scotland as Extradition Sparks Storm
Former Catalan minister facing being shipped to Madrid for “political revenge.”
Author: James Doleman
Sheridan v News Group Newspapers, 3/11/2017 afternoon
Afternoon session
Tommy Sheridan v News Group Newspapers morning report
A report of court proceedings in the case of Thomas Sheridan v News Group Newspapers 3/11/17
Dave King Bought: “Hacked” emails Court Told
Donald Findlay: “Potential Blackmail”
Why Was Craig Whyte Found not guilty?
The only surprise was there was no surprise
The Indictment
The full indictment against Craig Whyte
Day 1
Craig Whyte arrives at court this morning
The Evidence of Absence
How a lack of evidence became the evidence.
Mahmood: “Court looking for an excuse” to drop Tulisa drug case
Prosecution closes case after reading defendant’s statements to jury
R v Mahmood/Smith opens
Prosecution opens case but defence queries police account
Help for Heroes
Glasgow clothing company using charity logo ‘without permission.’
An Act of Disorder
How camera phone video saved three anti-Assad protesters from a “serious miscarriage of justice.”
Exclusive: Hacking Records Concealed From Coulson Judge, Phone Records Suggest
Was the Judge at the Andy Coulson trial given all the evidence? A Byline investigation…
Andy Coulson Facing £750k Bill for Legal Costs
Prosecutors demands £3/4 Million from the former Downing Street director of communications to compensate taxpayers for prosecution costs. Judge says settlement must have “public approval.”
Tabloids, Killers and the Interests of the Public
How the tabloid obsession with child-killers led to questions in court, and questions of morality
Why was Andy Coulson Acquitted?
The inside story of how the Former News of the World editor escaped a Scottish perjury conviction
Coulson Knew about “Dark Arts”, Witness Tells Court
Former News of the World reporter says he discussed phone-hacker with the accused
Andy Coulson Trial, Day 6 Afternoon Report
Former chief reporter for the News of the World completes his testimony
Coulson Knew about Milly Voicemails, Court Told
Dramatic testimony in former editor’s perjury trial
Coulson Trial, Day 5 Morning
Defence cross-examination of former News of the World Royal Editor concludes
Coulson Trial, Day 4 Afternoon
Former News of the World Royal Editor faces defence cross-examination
Coulson Trial, Day 4 Morning
The former Royal editor of the News of the World gives further evidence at Edinburgh High Court
Day 3 of the #CoulsonTrial
Day 2 of the perjury trial of Andy Coulson. Follow @jamesdoleman or #CoulsonTrial to follow the tweets live.
Day 3 Afternoon
Former Royal editor admits hacking phones of William and Kate
Day 3 Morning
Former Royal reporter claims he told defendant he was hacking phones in 2005
Day 2 of #CoulsonTrial
Day 2 of the perjury trial of Andy Coulson
Andy Coulson perjury trial, day 2 afternoon
The latest from the High Court in Edinburgh
Andy Coulson Trial Day 2
Proceedings resume at Edinburgh High Court
The Coulson Indictment in Full
The perjury trial of Andy Coulson started today. Here is the indictment, in full.
Bung, Bribe, or Screw – But Don’t Get Too Close To The Sun
This post, originally available on James Doleman’s personal blog, should give readers an idea of what to expect from his coverage of the Coulson trial