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Secrets and lies – the lazy cliches that stand in the way of proper court reporting

by Paul M | Feb 7, 2016 | Comment

When, recently, a popular radio and TV presenter died, several tabloid newspapers splashed their front pages with the news that Terry Wogan had lost his “secret battle with cancer”. The implication was that he, together with his medical team and close...

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