High Court hears PressBof regulation plan ‘not considered fairly’
The Privy Council did not act rationally when rejecting PressBof’s industry charter, the High Court has heard. The industry's bid…
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The constitutional ransacking of British journalism
British journalism has been battered by an unrelenting power grab on the part of the country’s political classes. The move…
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Publishers launch High Court bid to injunct the Government and stop press regulation Royal Charter
Publishers' body PressBof is seeking an injunction to stop the Government from going to the Privy Council to seek the…
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Newspaper industry launches judicial review to derail Government Royal Charter plan
The newspaper industry today filed papers in the High Court seeking a judicial review of the Privy Council’s decision to…
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Alexander: No further compromise, Royal Charter will go to Privy Council this week
A senior Government minister has warned the press that no further compromise is possible on its planned Royal Charter. Chief…
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Government seeks eleventh-hour compromise over Royal Charter
Culture secretary Maria Miller has written to her Labour and Liberal Democrat counterparts on press regulation urging further concessions to…
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How rival press regulators compare – and why exemplary damages could be an empty threat
The date of 30 October could – subject to the judicial review which has been launched by sections of the…
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Lords call for Parliamentary debate on press regulation
The House of Lords communications committee has blasted Government attempts to impose press regulation without adequate debate. Lord Inglewood has…
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