"British paper apologizes for false story" by Luke Baker, Reuters | August 9, 2008
LONDON - The Standard's apology came two weeks after a judge made an important privacy ruling in Britain's High Court.
In that decision, Justice David Eady ruled that the tabloid newspaper News of the World had breached the privacy of motor racing chief Max Mosley by revealing his part in German-themed sex orgies with prostitutes.
Lawyers said at the time that the ruling, while not a landmark, was likely to make newspapers more cautious about how they reported on the lives of famous people, and could make it easier for celebrities to sue newspapers over privacy.They hide enough already!!!
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