Scotland puts forward plan to go it alone with statute-backed compulsory press regulation
A group appointed by First Minister Alex Salmond has recommended that Scotland’s press should have compulsory statute-backed regulation – even…
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Fleet Street editorials back Cameron in fight against ‘press-hating zealots’
National press editorials lined up today in support of David Cameron and against any statutory backing for press regulation. The…
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Lib Dems and Labour to publish ‘Leveson-compliant’ Royal Charter plans ahead of Commons showdown
The Liberal Democrats will combine with Labour today to intensify the pressure on David Cameron ahead of next week's crunch…
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Cameron’s Royal Charter vote ‘a smoke screen to hide his dirty dealings with press barons’
Labour leader Ed Milliband said David Cameron had made a “historic mistake” by ending cross-party talks on press regulation and…
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Press industry leaders welcome Cameron stand against statutory-backing for press regulation
A group of senior press industry figures has said David Cameron is right to reject statutory regulation of the press.…
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Cameron urges Parliament to back Royal Charter: ‘There is no point producing a system the press won’t take part in’
David Cameron said that press owners would have refused to sign up to the system of press regulation backed by…
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Cross-party press regulation talks have broken down – Royal Charter to go to Commons vote on Monday
Cross-party talks on proposed reforms to press regulation have broken down after Prime Minister David Cameron told the other party…
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Is a deal on a legislation-backed Royal Charter to regulate the press close to being signed? After cross-party talks at…
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