Max Mosley: Newspapers’ repeated references to orgy story are attempt to ‘smear me and Impress by association’
This morning, a letter my lawyers sent three days ago, has been the subject of extraordinary and sensational reporting. Most…
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Max Mosley in bid to ‘gag’ Sun, Times and Daily Mail from reporting past sex orgy and his funding ties to Impress
Press reform campaigner Max Mosley is attempting to use data protection laws to “gag” newspapers from reporting his involvement in…
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Lords threaten ‘ping-pong’ on press regulation after Government vow to overturn peers’ votes
Peers have threatened a legislative tussle after the Government said it would overturn House of Lords votes for tighter regulation…
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Prime Minister vows to overturn Lords votes on data bill that would ‘undermine free press’
The Government will overturn House of Lords votes for tighter regulation of the media, Prime Minister Theresa May said today.…
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Culture Secretary accuses peers of voting to ‘restrict press freedoms’ as house backs Leveson Two and cost penalties for data breaches
Newly-appointed Culture Secretary Matt Hancock has accused unelected peers of voting to curb press freedom after they backed controversial regulation…
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Ministers ‘to meet peers over new press freedom threats’ including Leveson Two and Section 40
Government ministers are to meet peers today in a bid to avoid a fresh vote on holding the second part…
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Journalistic exemption from the Data Protection Act under threat from EU law change
I have always regarded the Data Protection Act as the biggest threat to what’s left of the UK’s press freedom.…
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Appeal Court allows action under the Data Protection Act as alternative to suing for libel
The Court of Appeal has given the green light for people to bring claims against the media for breaches of…
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