Leveson: ‘I’m not discussing my report, I said what I had to say in November’
Lord Leveson rewrote “chunks” of his own report he was not happy with after it had been drafted by tribunal’s…
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Roger Alton: UK newspapers may go to Europe to overturn state-imposed press regulation
Newspaper owners will fight government press regulation plans in Europe, it was revealed last night. Yesterday Secretary of State for…
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Self-regulation of the press cannot be imposed by Parliament, Hacked Off needs to back off
My doctor says I'm too fat and that I should change my habits. She's probably right. Searching for ideas on…
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UK press on collision course with Parliament over regulation plan which would ‘fatally undermine freedom’
The newspaper and magazine industry is on a collision course with the Government after condemning proposals on press regulation which…
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Privy Council says publishers’ regulation plan fell short on independence, apologies and arbitration
The Privy Council revealed today that it has rejected a Royal Charter on press regulation submitted by publishers body Pressbof…
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Government presses on with Parliament-backed press regulation plan – but offers compromise on libel arbitration
The Government has rejected a press regulation plan put forward by newspaper and magazine publishers and is instead press ahead…
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Chris Blackhurst warns that Mail spat with Miliband could influence press regulation decision
The row between Labour leader Ed Miliband and the Daily Mail could influence politicians deciding on a new system of…
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Photo shy former head of phone-hacking investigation to accept her CBE in private
The former cop in charge of Scotland Yard’s investigation into phone hacking, Sue Akers will be travelling to Windsor tomorrow…
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