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Much worse if you're one of these super-injunction parents and their kids are reading all about it on the internet.

"This is not the death of the super-injunction," he said.

So, have these super-injunction cases actually changed the law?

Howard Donald can now be named as being at the centre of a super-injunction case.

One super-injunction is so binding that even the name of the judge has been kept secret.

I got this very expensive super-injunction for Christmas and it means you cannot mention me.

And it would at least obviate the need to take out a super-injunction.

Stephens also felt reports of the super-injunction's death had been exaggerated.

There are several ways in which the public can learn of a super-injunction:

Ranged against the long lens is the epidemic of the super-injunction.

It also ruled out the need for specialist judges in super-injunction cases.

Currently one super-injunction prevents the media from calling someone a banker.

A super-injunction was initially granted in the case but later discontinued.

This must be the first administration to have taken out a collective super-injunction to protect the identity of its cabinet members.

The privacy debate If only a super-injunction could be taken out on super-injunctions.

In the case of at least one super-injunction there was an issue of genuine public interest involved.

He said the government was “not aware” of the details of the super-injunction and could not comment.

"It wasn't worth having as a privacy injunction, let alone a super-injunction, which was just over the top."

When blank blank wants a super-injunction, who does he call?

There are pictures too, but there is no need to get a super-injunction to keep it quiet.

Carter-Ruck claimed that reporting the question would breach a super-injunction already in place.

This was the first appeal against a "super-injunction".

Hislop had filed a court challenge earlier in April 2011, and described the super-injunction as "pretty rank".

"What these people don't seem to understand is that taking out a super-injunction is like painting a big red target on your back.

Zac Goldsmith, the influential backbench Conservative MP, responded to the growing 'superinjuction' crisis on Tuesday by calling for parliament to develop a privacy law – because some newspapers are unwilling "to distinguish between what is in the public interest and what is merely of prurient interest to some of the public".