March 7, 2018 The Sunday Times denies commissioning private investigator to target Labour politicians with illegal fishing expeditions
March 5, 2018 Peers' changes to data protection bill would have 'chilling effect' on investigative journalism, warns Whittingdale
February 22, 2018 Theresa May wants to create 'fair playing field' for local media in fight for digital ads
February 15, 2018 Max Mosley: Newspapers' repeated references to orgy story are attempt to 'smear me and Impress by association'
February 15, 2018 Max Mosley in bid to 'gag' Sun, Times and Daily Mail from reporting past sex orgy and his funding ties to Impress
January 18, 2018 Lords threaten 'ping-pong' on press regulation after Government vow to overturn peers' votes
January 11, 2018 Prime Minister vows to overturn Lords votes on data bill that would 'undermine free press'
January 11, 2018 Culture Secretary accuses peers of voting to 'restrict press freedoms' as house backs Leveson Two and cost penalties for data breaches
January 8, 2018 Ministers 'to meet peers over new press freedom threats' including Leveson Two and Section 40
February 6, 2017 Appeal Court allows action under the Data Protection Act as alternative to suing for libel
May 20, 2015 University concludes 'Jihadi John' image leak probe: 'Extremely troubled by the data breach'
January 5, 2015 Victims of 'media abuse' may turn to the Data Protection Act now that it is harder to bring libel actions
October 15, 2014 Journalists should store contacts on their own computers if they want to keep them when they move jobs
September 13, 2014 Scottish prosecutors to withhold details of criminal charges before cases reach court because of Data Protection concerns
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