The public haven’t been fooled: it’s time to stop pretending Leveson lessons were learned
Press Recognition Panel chair says new research shows people remain sceptical of media standards.
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Impress opens up dispute resolution service to all publishers and others
Section 40, a legal tool designed to induce publishers to sign up to Impress, was repealed in May.
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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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Confidential Leveson documents can be disclosed in Harry’s Mail legal action
The Culture Secretary and Home Secretary have allowed the documents to be used for the legal proceedings.
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Prince Harry to ask ministers for permission to use Leveson documents in Mail case
Lawyer David Sherborne will ask the Government to vary restrictions on Leveson material.
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Media Bill to repeal Leveson–inspired Section 40 and create Broadcast Code for streamers
The never-activated clause would make publishers pay both sides’ costs if they are sued.
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IPSO: Publishers have overhauled editorial compliance in post-Leveson era
IPSO chief executive Charlotte Dewar explains why press standards have improved post Leveson.
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Litigation not regulation said to be behind press good behaviour ten years after Leveson
Is litigation only route open to settling disputes with press ten years on from Leveson?
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