Jess Glass is a Reporter at PA. They specialize in law and legal affairs, with a focus on criminal law, litigation, and the judicial system, while also addressing social issues and crime-related topics. Jess's work has been featured in a wide array of publications, including the Irish Examiner, Daily Mirror, and BBC News.
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Jess Glass's coverage primarily focuses on legal challenges, government announcements, and high-profile court cases in the United Kingdom. She also covers topics related to entertainment news and crime.
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By: Ben Mitchell, Jess Glass
Two brothers who spent nearly two decades in prison for a double murder have...
By: Jess Glass
Judges involved in previous family court proceedings involving the 10-year-old cannot be named due to a court order.
By: Jess Glass, Callum Parke
Several media organisations are appealing against a High Court decision barring judges involved in historic proceedings being named.
By: Jess Glass, Emma Fradgley
Media outlets have challenged the ban on naming the judges
Joshua Rinkoff had claimed the copyright of sitcom Shambles was infringed by Baby Cow Productions series Live At The Moth Club (LATMC).
By: Jess Glass, Callum Parke, Nina Massey, Danny Halpin
Created with Sketch. News Group Newspapers have issued an ‘unequivocal apology' to the Duke of Sussex (Victoria Jones/PA)
By: Jess Glass
News Group Newspapers apologised for ‘serious intrusion’ by The Sun and for phone hacking by private investigators working for the News of the World.
By: Jess Glass
The apology marked the first time unlawful activities had been admitted at The Sun, one of the lawyers in the case said
By: Rosie Shead, Jess Glass
· 2-min read Diana, Princess of Wales, would be “rightly proud” of the Duke of Sussex after he settled his High Court case with News Group Newspapers (NGN), her brother has said.
By: Jess Glass
The Duke of Sussex and the publisher of The Sun newspaper will keep the contents of their settlement confidential, a High Court judge has said.
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