Decision on Section 40 set to be delayed until conclusion of hacking victims’ judicial review challenge
A decision on whether to enact Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act is set to be delayed until…
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Max Mosley: ‘Impress is completely independent – where the money is coming from doesn’t matter’
Max Mosley has denied money to fund press regulator Impress was put together by his father and 1930s fascist leader Oswald Mosley. The…
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Government may have to adopt Section 40 compromise, with benefits for Impress but no penalties for the rest
Set beside crisis in the NHS, Brexit, tackling immigration and the foreign policy challenges of dealing with Donald Trump –…
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Debates on Trump, Brexit and Section 40 to be hosted by London Press Club
The London Press Club have announced details of their first two major events of the year, with Economist senior editor…
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140,000 respond to Government’s Leveson part two and Section 40 consultation
The Government received more than 140,000 individual responses to its consultation on Section 40 and whether part two of the…
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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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