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PCC urges journalists to avoid making needless reference to the fact people have had sex-changes
Journalists have been urged to avoid making reference to the fact someone has had a sex-change operation unless it is…
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Lord Grade: ‘Exemplary damages a dead parrot…catastrophe if publishers don’t join IPSO’
Former chairman of both the BBC and ITV Lord Grade has said that swift introduction of the new Independent Press…
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PCC: Mirror did not breach privacy of Stuart Hall judge with story about his visit to ‘gay brothel’
The Press Complaints Commission has said that a Daily Mirror story headlined ‘Stuart Hall judge visited gay brothel’ did not…
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Rusbridger: Royal Charters a ‘medieval piece of nonsense’ which have ‘hideously complicated things’
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger has condemned the idea of Royal Charters regulating the press as a "medieval piece of nonsense".…
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Lies, damned lies and public opinion surveys on press regulation
It sometimes seems that here are lies, damn lies and surveys about press regulation. Ever since the publication of the…
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Why politicians must thrash out a press regulation compromise next week
Most people seem to disagree with Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre’s opinion that Marxist intellectual Ralph Miliband was ‘the man…
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The furore surrounding the Mail's coverage of Ralph Miliband and now the Mail on Sunday's doorstepping of a Miliband family…
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PCC chairman Lord Hunt ‘deeply concerned’ over journalist attending Miliband uncle’s memorial service
Press Complaints Commission Chairman Lord Hunt has expressed “deep concern” over the Mail on Sunday’s attempts to speak to Ed…
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