Regional publishers warn MPs of ‘major issues’ with Parliament’s Royal Charter – but stop short of boycott
Local newspaper groups have said the Government’s proposed Royal Charter on press regulation could threaten the financial future of many…
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Report: Met stopped Leveson Inquiry from revealing claim senior cop sold secrets to News of the World in 2006
The Evening Standard reports today that an un-named senior police officer may have sold information about top-level goings-on at the…
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Home Secretary tells police: name suspects on charge, but not arrest
Criminal suspects who have been arrested should not normally be named until they are charged, the Home Secretary has said.…
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Police Federation head: ‘Cops are very reluctant to speak to the media and say how it really is’
The chairman of the Police Federation has warned that police are reluctant to talk to journalists because of the “fear…
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Lords urge Government to ‘stand very firm’ against press which has become an ‘over-mighty subject’
The Government has been urged by a former cabinet minister to stand firm behind the Parliament-backed draft Royal Charter on…
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Independent’s Blackhurst says ‘veto’ removal could pave the way for acceptance of publishers’ Royal Charter
Independent editor Chris Blackhurst has hinted that his paper could now support the press regulation Royal Charter submitted by press…
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Analysis of Leveson national press coverage suggests ‘startling lack of diversity of viewpoints’
British national newspapers published four times as many negative articles about the Leveson Inquiry as they did positive ones, according…
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Police say they did not reveal names in latest high-profile sex-assault claim arrests
The latest high-profile individuals identified in the media after being arrested on suspicon of sexual assaults were not named by…
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