Sun journalists cleared of paying officials for stories

Four Sun journalists, including chief reporter John Kay and royal editor Duncan Larcombe, have been cleared at the Old Bailey in London of paying public officials for stories.

Sun journalists cleared of paying officials for stories
Fri, 20 Mar, 2015 - 11:37

Four Sun journalists, including chief reporter John Kay and royal editor Duncan Larcombe, have been cleared at the Old Bailey in London of paying public officials for stories.

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