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SHANE KHATTAK COURSEWORK- DECEMBER 2007 GDL Students should download and read the judgments in Campbell v Mirror Group Newspapers Limited [2004] 2 AC 457 before producing individual answers to the following questions:- 1. Write a case summary, identifying using headings, the facts, issues, decisions and the ratio of the case 2. Identifying, with examples, the use of rules of statutory interpretation within the case 3. To what extent are 'Policy Reasons' important in this case. Facts: On the 1st February 2001 the 'Mirror' newspaper carried as its first story on its front page an article headed 'Naomi: I am a drug addict'. The article was supported on one side by a picture of Miss Campbell as a glamorous model, on the other side by a distinct photo of Miss Campbell, over the caption it stated 'Therapy: Naomi outside meeting'. The Alleged stories and articles continued in the news papers over a period of time. The article gave accounts...

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