Part two of the Leveson Inquiry has been ‘quietly shelved’ by Government
The conclusion of Operation Weeting, announced on Friday, left the way open for part two of the Leveson Inquiry to…
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Brian Leveson on Rebekah Brooks’ News UK return: ‘Tell me about it’
Brian Leveson has defended his inquiry into the press, telling an interviewer: "I just did what I was supposed to…
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Industry breathes sigh of relief over removal of libel costs threat, but Leveson’s big stick remains in reserve
The Government appears to have removed the main stick in its post-Leveson legal settlement which was designed to force publishers…
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News publishers this morning backed a fightback against “Leveson’s toxic legacy” and legislation that will next month give the UK…
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Met officers told: ‘Register’ relations with journalists, consider ‘motivation’ of drinks and avoid ‘off-the-record’
Metropolitan Police guidelines require officers to register “personal” relationships with journalists, consider the “motivation” of a drink offer and “avoid”…
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Former Met chief claims Cameron set up Leveson Inquiry into press to take heat away from himself
A former head of the Metropolitan Police believes David Cameron set up the Leveson Inquiry to take the “heat” away…
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Sun editor Tony Gallagher: MPs backed press regulation Royal Charter motivated by ‘pure hatred of the media’
Tony Gallagher fears the Bribery Act would have prevented The Daily Telegraph from exposing the MPs’ expenses scandal. Gallagher, making…
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Leveson rides again: News that his Recognition Panel is open for business could have a major impact on journalism
Following the minutiae of the debate around press regulation sometimes bores even me. But bear with me because news that…
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