jim waterson, media editor at the — shame in that. jim waterson, media editor at the guardian,, _ shame in that. jim waterson, media editor at the guardian,, may - shame in that. jim waterson, media editor at the guardian,, may be - shame in that. jim waterson, media editor at the guardian,, may be the | editor at the guardian,, may be the sun will offer you a job after your brilliant coverage of the wagatha christie trial. what is your reaction to what simon has been saying. reaction to what simon has been sa inc. ., , saying. found himself in the osition saying. found himself in the position where _ saying. found himself in the position where he _ saying. found himself in the position where he is - saying. found himself in the position where he is the - saying. found himself in the l position where he is the story. saying. found himself in the - position where he is the story. it is rarely ever want to see how a sausage is made, not particularly pleasant sausage in this case. i think there is one particular thing to take away from t

jim waterson, media editor at the guardian, maybe maybe sorry, maybe you do want _ maybe sorry, maybe you do want to — maybe sorry, maybe you do want to work at the sun next. maybe — want to work at the sun next. maybe they will give you a job after your brilliant coverage of the trial. what is your reaction to what simon has been saying? he has found himself in the position where he is the story. it has been an extraordinary exposure of howjournalism works and it is rare that you want to see how that sausages made. it is not a pleasant sausage in this case. i think there is one particular thing to take away from the trial, though there have been lots of salacious details, this is an example of millions of pounds being spent on something i do not think anyone one's time. in the same way our libel laws can be used by rich people to fight on small things, who leaked a story or not, they can also be used to keep the secrets of russian oligarchs out of places, used... our courts are increasingly making it harderfor journalists to have libel cases... —— libel cases favour the rich