For actions undertaken while working for this publication, Graham Dudman and Chris Pharo were charged with "misconduct in a public office".
For actions undertaken while working for this publication, Graham Dudman and Chris Pharo were charged with "misconduct in a public office". After January 2015, it ended its practice of publishing a topless model on Page 3 of each issue. This newspaper was reviled in Liverpool for such headlines as "some fans urinated on the brave cops" in the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster. Under editor Kelvin MacKenzie, it ran headlines such as "Stick This Up Your Junta" (HOON-tah) and "Gotcha" in its coverage of the Falklands War. Following its 1992 campaign against Neil Kinnock, this newspaper ran a headline about itself, claiming it is "Wot Won It". In 2016, this newspaper fell behind the Daily Mail to second place in circulation. For 10 points, name this pioneering British tabloid.
For actions undertaken while working for this publication, Graham Dudman and Chris Pharo were charged with "misconduct in a public office".
The Sun