Newspapers are unlikely to be hit with £1m fines by the new watchdog regulating the press, its chairman has said.
Sir Alan Moses, who leads the Independent Press Standards Organisation, insisted the body will come "armed with a slim, clear book of rules and not with an iron fist" when it tackles complaints.
But the former Court of Appeal judge warned editors he will "damn" those that flagrantly break the rules.
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