Government may have to adopt Section 40 compromise, with benefits for Impress but no penalties for the rest
Set beside crisis in the NHS, Brexit, tackling immigration and the foreign policy challenges of dealing with Donald Trump –…
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Campaigners deliver 52,000 pages of evidence to DCMS as they demand Section 40 and Leveson two
Press reform campaigners led by Hacked Off today delivered 52,000 pages of Leveson Inquiry evidence to the Department of Culture,…
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More than 5,000 Hacked Off supporters urge Government to enact Section 40 as consultation deadline looms
More than 5,000 individuals have responded to the Government consultation calling for it enact Section 40 in full thus forcing…
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Sunday Times says it never would have published Lance Armstrong investigation under Section 40 as media ramps up campaign
The Sunday Times has warned that its historic exposure of drugs cheat cyclist Lance Armstrong would never have happened had…
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Newspaper publishers claim decision to grant Impress Royal Charter recognition was ‘unlawful’ and threaten judicial review
The News Media Association claims a decision to recognise press regulator Impress under the Royal Charter criteria was “unlawful” and…
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Survey: 18 per cent trust national press to tell the truth, tabloids less trusted than estate agents
A YouGov poll for Royal Charter-backed press regulator Impress suggests trust in national newspaper journalism has halved over the last…
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Society of Editors launches campaign to fight Section 40, claiming law would ‘take us back to Dark Ages’
The Society of Editors has launched a campaign to stop the Section 40 cost penalty law from coming into force. The…
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Impress a state-backed regulator because it is cue for law which punishes publishers who won’t ‘bend the knee’
Those of us who support unfettered free speech and freedom of the press should accept chief executive Jonathan Heawood’s right…
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