Magazine fined over Lawrence
The Herald Friday 8th June, 2012
The Spectator magazine has been fined £3000 and ordered to pay £2000 to the parents of black teenager Stephen Lawrence after admitting an article it published jeopardised the trial of two men later convicted of his murder.
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