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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MPs condemn Trinity Mirror plans to cut 66 regional press jobs
Some 16 Members of Parliament have now condemned plans to axe 66 regional jobs cuts across Trinity Mirror's network of…
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Labour MP: Editors must come out of ‘smoke-filled rooms’ and tell us their plans for self-regulation
Labour MP and former journalist Meg Hillier has called on the press to be more open about its post-Leveson regulation…
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Labour MP warns press: Politicians may use statutory regulation as revenge for expenses scandal
Labour MP and former journalist Meg Hillier has warned that some politicians may back statutory regulation as revenge for the…
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Welsh MPs express ‘deep concern’ over job cuts at Media Wales
Welsh MPs have expressed their “deep concern” after Trinity Mirror announced it will be cutting 92 editorial jobs – including…
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This week in Press Gazette – Journalism Weekly: MP’s warning over expenses revenge
1 MP's warning over expenses revenge. Labour MP and former journalist Meg Hillier has warned that some politicians may back…
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President of Political Cartoon Society: Sunday Times cartoon ‘a storm in a teacup’
The president of the Political Cartoon Society has described the uproar surrounding a Sunday Times sketch judged to be anti-semitic…
ByDavid Cameron brings in Michelle Obama and Bill Gates as he guest-edits Big Issue
Prime Minister David Cameron took time out from dealing with the crisis in the Eurozone and the phone-hacking scandal to…
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