Jess Glass is a Reporter at PA. They focus on law and legal affairs, including litigation and international laws, providing insights into various lawsuits. Jess has been featured in prominent publications such as the Flintshire Chronicle, Irish Examiner, and BBC News, among many others.
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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: Jess Glass, Laura Elston
The Duke of Sussex is set to discover the result of his High Court case against the Daily Mail's publisher as he returns to the UK.
Prince Harry, Elton John and other celebrities will soon find out the result of their High Court case against the Daily Mail's publisher.
By: Jess Glass
The High Court judge ruled that none of the group had proven the allegations of unlawful information gathering
Jess Glass The Duke of Sussex , Sir Elton John and Baroness Doreen Lawrence have lost their High Court claims against the Daily Mail's publisher over allegations of unlawful information gathering.
The Duke of Sussex's and others claims against the Daily Mail's publisher over allegations of unlawful information gathering “should never have been brought to trial”, editor Paul Dacre has said.
By: Jess Glass, Danny Halpin
Claims that the publisher of the Daily Mail sourced stories using unlawful methods have been dismissed by a High Court judge, who said there was not enough evidence to support many of the allegations.
By: Jess Glass
The duke was part of a group of household names who unsuccessfully sued Associated Newspapers over allegations of unlawful information gathering.
The Duke of Sussex and Baroness Doreen Lawrence have described the High Court's dismissal of their unlawful information gathering claims against the Daily Mail's publisher as a “complete and obvious whitewash”.
By: Jess Glass
ANL strongly denied the claims as it defended the cases, which it also said had been brought too late.
The Duke of Sussex and Baroness Doreen Lawrence have described the High Court's dismissal of their unlawful information gathering claims against the Daily Mail's publisher as a “complete and obvious whitewash”.
