Must be a real art to being a court reporter, don't you think? How do they keep track of what they are and aren't allowed to share during a complex trial like this? I know it does go wrong sometimes eg during the Rotherham abuse trial when a victim was named live on the air who should have been kept anonymous.
BBC Asian Network editor found not guilty of 'honest mistake'
"The journalist involved in the broadcast, Rickin Majithia, had gone to Sheffield Crown Court to hear evidence in a trial linked to the Rotherham sex abuse scandal when a victim's real name was used, the court
heard on the opening day of Mr Ansari's trial. Mr Majithia told the district judge, Naomi Redhouse, that he wrongly thought the name used was a pseudonym. His report, including the name which was described as a pseudonym, was broadcast as part of a live news bulletin and the woman - who was a victim of the Rotherham abuse - was listening to the radio when her name was read out. She said she went into "full meltdown", the court heard. The charge was brought against Mr Ansari, in his capacity as editor. Mr Ansari had the role of checking and approving the script before it was broadcast, the court heard."