Guardian, FT, RSF and English Pen call for repeal of Section 40 – Hugh Grant sets out case in favour
The Guardian, Financial Times, Reporters Without Borders and English Pen today joined calls for the repeal of Section 40 of…
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Hacked Off YouGov poll: Most favour tougher regulation, 40 per cent say press behaviour worse since Leveson
A YouGov poll commissioned by Hacked Off has found that most favour tougher press regulation and that four in ten…
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NUJ backs partial enactment of Section 40 with carrots for Impress members but no sticks for rest
The National Union of Journalists has called for a partial implementation of Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act…
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Global Witness, tech website The Register and The Independent add their voices to campaign against Section 40
Trade website The Register and human rights group Global Witness have both warned that their work would be curbed by…
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Press reform campaigners led by Hacked Off today delivered 52,000 pages of Leveson Inquiry evidence to the Department of Culture,…
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Oliver Letwin: Government faces ‘trench warfare’ with the Lords if it does not enact Section 40
If the Government fails to enact Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act it is going face “trench warfare”…
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Newspapers highlight Max Mosley’s youthful involvement with far right amid final flurry of anti Section 40 coverage
The Sun and Sunday Times highlighted Max Mosley’s youthful far-right leanings as a final flurry of leader columns made the…
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Leveson ‘has no enthusiasm’ to carry out part two of press inquiry, claims former culture secretary
Sir Brian Leveson does not want to chair the second phase of a public inquiry into the press, a former…
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