Judicial review of Royal Charter decision a ‘moral imperative’ says Sun managing editor
The newspaper industry’s planned judicial review to derail Government plans for press regulation is an exercise in pragmatism according to…
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UK publishers launch legal fight against Government regulation scheme and press on with IPSO
Press owners’ body Pressbof has launched a legal bid to derail the Government’s proposed Royal Charter on press regulation. And…
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Publishers say Royal Charter does not have Parliament’s backing and say exemplary damages threat is ‘illegal’
Regional press trade body the Newspaper Society has accused some politicians of attempting to “re-invent history” by saying that the…
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Publisher-backed poll suggests public support for charity-based press regulator overseen by judges
The publisher-backed Free Speech Network said a new poll published today shows that the public “overwhelmingly believes that politicians would…
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Cabinet minister says ‘perfectly acceptable’ for press to ignore politicians’ press regulation Royal Charter
A senior Government minister has said the press are free to establish their own regulator if they wish instead of…
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Sir Ray Tindle warns that most publishers may reject cross-party press regulation plan
Veteran regional newspaper owner Sir Ray Tindle today issued a plea to the three party leaders to reconsider plans for…
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‘Monster’ fear may have stopped phone-hacking victims from approaching Leveson Inquiry
Phone-hacking victims may have failed to contact the Leveson Inquiry because they feared being “monstered” by the Press, a High…
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Poll suggests three out of four Britons fear politicians would use statutory press regulation to silence criticism
An opinion poll conducted by The Sun claimed that three out of four people are afraid politicians will use new…
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