Tory minister says ‘no enthusiasm’ for Royal Charter plan among Conservative MPs
A Tory minister has told party colleagues he thinks it "reasonable" for newspapers to launch a legal challenge to his…
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While publishers consider whether to accept Parliament’s regulation plan – Lords voice fears about press freedom
Libel reform campaigner Lord Lester and Privy Council member Lord Rooker are among a number of public figures to voice…
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Poll suggests public support for Parliament-backed system of press regulation
A YouGov poll commissioned by the Media Standards Trust has suggested public support for a system of press regulation underpinned…
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Don’t gamble press freedom on a Parliament-instigated watchdog that experience tells us won’t work
Government gives ground on arbitration and Editors' Code in final version of press regulation plan When it comes to press…
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The Government today published a revised blueprint for press regulation which is set to go for approval by the Privy…
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Press regulation plan to be published later today
Culture Secretary Maria Miller is "still on track" to publish a final version of plans for press regulation today, officials…
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Brian Leveson dismisses press concerns about ‘statutory regulation’ and libel arbitration
Sir Brian Leveson today dismissed suggestions that the system of press regulation he proposed amounts to ‘statutory regulation’. And he…
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Times editor Witherow says press will ignore Parliament’s Royal Charter and set up own regulator
Newspaper publishers will establish their own form of self regulation if the Government attempt to impose its Royal Charter tomorrow.…
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