Pressbof Royal Charter versus Parliament’s plan: How the two press regulation schemes differ
Analysis The stage is set for a historic clash between Parliament and the press as the majority of the newspaper…
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Acting Times editor John Witherow: Politicians at risk of causing ‘most tremendous row’ over press regulation
Acting Times editor John Witherow has warned politicians they are at risk of causing a “most tremendous row” with the…
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Ministers play down Hacked Off press regulation deal and insist new rules don’t breach European law
Minister for Government Policy Oliver Letwin has played down the significance of the cross-party talks in the early hours of…
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Peter Preston: Victims of press have ‘unrealistic hopes’ for new regulator
Former Guardian editor Peter Preston believes victims of press abuse have “totally unrealistic hopes” for what a new regulator can…
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Press regulation: We are at the beginning of a process – expect spin from both sides
Publishers – to include websites containing news-related material, as well as newspapers and magazines – will soon be regulated by…
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Economist joins growing opposition to proposed statute-backed press regulator
It is becoming increasingly likely that large sections of the British press could stay out of the statute-backed press regulator…
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DCMS: Trade titles, supermarket magazines and Stephen Fry not covered by new press regulator
Trade titles, supermarket magazines and Stephen Fry will apparently escape the attentions of the planned statute-backed press regulator. The Department…
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Nick Clegg plays down significance of late-night talks with Hacked Off which sealed Royal Charter deal
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg today denied that newspapers were excluded from crucial talks on the creation of a powerful…
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