May 26, 2021 Online Safety Bill: Peers 'remain to be convinced' protections for journalism are enough
November 27, 2020 Peers make case for freelance pay reform and BBC News aggregator to help UK journalism 'survive and thrive'
May 11, 2020 Peers 'unlikely' to take up offer from rugby star Gareth Thomas to testify on tabloid behaviour
July 25, 2019 'Urgent need' to extend FOI Act to private contractors working for public bodies, say peers
December 6, 2018 New threats to journalists and sources posed by counter-terror and crime bills going through Parliament, MPs and NMA warn
May 17, 2018 Labour ends pursuit of Section 40-style cost penalties under Data Protection Bill but questions still remain over future of Leveson Two
March 5, 2018 Peers' changes to data protection bill would have 'chilling effect' on investigative journalism, warns Whittingdale
January 11, 2018 Prime Minister vows to overturn Lords votes on data bill that would 'undermine free press'
July 7, 2015 House of Lords: 'BBC is being targeted for political reasons' - latest cuts are 'deeply shocking'
January 16, 2015 'Simply not enough' women in news and current affairs, House of Lords committee finds
October 29, 2014 Government rejects Save Our Sources law and defends RIPA status quo despite cross-party support
December 16, 2013 Two peers face House of Lords suspension following Sunday Times / BBC investigations into cash for access
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