South Africa, Libya, Myanmar…Great Britain – foreign editors begin UK press freedom mission
A delegation from the World Association of Newspapers (WAN-IFRA) is holding a series of meetings today as part of a…
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Hacked Off figures show NUJ contributed £4k to Leveson fringe events in 2012
Accounts for the Media Standards Trust show that the National Union of Journalists spent £4,000 helping to fund a series…
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Telegraph attacks David Cameron’s call for IPSO Royal Charter recognition
The Telegraph has attacked Prime Minister David Cameron’s call for IPSO to seek official recognition following his interview in The…
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David Cameron: ‘Less enlightened’ government may impose statutory press regulation
Prime Minister David Cameron has warned newspaper publishers that a future government might force through statutory regulation of the press.…
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Leveson lovers cleared over improper relationship claims
A complaint about an alleged relationship between two opposing barristers at the Leveson inquiry has been dismissed by a legal…
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Letter from minister expected ‘shortly’ to create press regulation Recognition Panel
The Commissioner for Public Appointments Sir David Normington has revealed he is expecting to receive a minister’s letter “shortly” which…
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Independence key selling point for Sir Harry’s Impress regulator – but funding could be stumbling block
The backers of a new proposed press regulator called Impress say that independence will be its key selling point. But…
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Impress proposes rival system of press regulation with backing of Sir Harold Evans
A group of free speech campaigners are planning to set up a rival system of press regulation which they say…
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