Media manifestos 2024: Labour quiet on press regulation and media policy
The party tipped to form the next government avoids discussing the media in its manifesto.
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NI law that would have outlawed reporting Savile allegations struck down
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FT issued with legal claim almost 12 months after investigation published.
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Media Bill passed protecting public service broadcasters and repealing Section 40
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