Offences Against Women and Children
Printing/publishing matter relating to a Section 72-referenced offence's court proceedings without the court's prior permission is punished with up to 2 years' imprisonment plus fine - though publishing a High Court or Supreme Court judgment itself isn't covered by this offence.
This gives courts control over media coverage of sensitive sexual-offence trial proceedings (beyond just the victim's identity), while specifically ensuring that publishing the court's own final judgment (a public record) is never itself an offence.
This is why detailed media reporting on the proceedings of a sexual assault trial generally requires the court's prior permission, protecting the integrity of proceedings and the parties' privacy, while final published judgments remain freely reportable.