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Sir Christopher Meyer on injunctions and privacy changes
www.bbc.co.uk
[BBC News] - He spoke minutes after Liberal Democrat Lord Stoneham revealed to the House of Lords details of a super injunction concerning the former head of the Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Fred Goodwin, over an alleged affair with a senior colleague.
Guardian: Superinjunctions should be for exceptional cases only, judge to say
[The Guardian] - The proposals arrive as one of the most controversial privacy injunctions – which prevented coverage of Sir Fred Goodwin's private life – was unexpectedly part-lifted. The decision followed a question in the House of Lords by the Liberal Democrat peer
Goodwin's affair at bank exposed after peer breaks gagging order
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - The High Court dramatically lifted part of a gagging order brought by Sir Fred Goodwin yesterday as the Government said it was planning to instruct the courts to give priority to the right to freedom of expression when
Dominique Strauss-Kahn 'to call UK Justice Secretary Ken Clarke as a character ...
www.thespoof.com
[The Spoof (satire)] - Meanwhile in the House of Lords a peer has nominated ex-Royal Bank of Scotland CEO Sir Fred Goodwin as the next head of the IMF. "Of course Fred's not in the same heavyweight league as previous IMF bosses," Lord Blarney commented.
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