FT, Guardian and Independent support statutory-backing for Royal Charter press regulation
The FT, Independent and Guardian today joined forces to back a statutory element to the new press regulation regime. In…
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Tories face threat of legislative deadlock in crunch week for future of press regulation
The Conservatives are facing the prospect of legislative deadlock unless they agree to demands to toughen up their plan for…
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Lord Hunt in bid to save libel reform and clear Royal Charter deadlock
Press Complaints Commission chairman Lord Hunt today sought to break the political deadlock over the future of press regulation by…
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Oliver Letwin tells Hacked Off: Royal Charter concessions necessary to keep press on board
Pressure group Hacked Off yesterday attended cross-party talks on the future of press regulation in order to urge politicians not…
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PCC chairman Lord Hunt responds to questions about lack of transparency over creation of new press regulator
PCC chairman Lord Hunt has responded to complaints raised by the Media Standards Trust about lack of transparency over the…
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Leveson law amendments to Defamation Bill are ‘unacceptable’, says Commons Leader
Legislation currently going through Parliament aimed at implementing the Leveson Report's recommendations on press regulation is "unacceptable", Commons Leader Andrew…
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Peter Wright denies Hacked Off’s ‘preposterous’ press collusion claims
Campaigners for tighter media regulation have accused ministers of "collusion" with the press after a leaked letter showed how a…
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Politicians appear to moving closer to resolving the current stand-off over the future of press regulation. George Eustice MP, one…
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