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Potential impact on current proceedings

R v Cullen, McCann and Shanahan

Moral pressure

AG V Times Newspapers

Restrictions on article 10


Eg national security

Sunday times v UK

Temporal proximity

AG v Independent TV News

Humour

Have I got news for you

AG v Associated Newspapers

Strict liability


Circulation

Discussion of public affairs


Defence

AG V English

Common law contempt

AG v News Group Newspaper