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Leveson Inquiry: Julian Assange likens coverage of him to that of the McCanns
Thursday 05 April 2012
Julian Assange has claimed he has suffered from inaccurate and negative media coverage "possibly on a scale not seen since the abuse of the McCanns".
The Leveson Inquiry who's who: First phase
Monday 27 February 2012
We run through some of the most important faces to take to the witness stand over the past four months
Sunday Mirror editor 'told staff phone hacking was OK'
Thursday 09 February 2012
The founder of the political blog Guido Fawkes yesterday alleged that the Sunday Mirror editor, Tina Weaver, had personally authorised her staff to obtain information by hacking and blagging.
Leveson Inquiry: PCC 'scapegoat' in hacking scandal'
Tuesday 07 February 2012
The press watchdog felt it had been made a "scapegoat" over its handling of the phone-hacking scandal, the Leveson Inquiry heard today.
Mail editor knew of detective work
Monday 06 February 2012
The editor of the Daily Mail was aware the newspaper was using search agencies, but not the extent to which they were doing so, he told the inquiry into press standards today.
PCC is damaging genuine journalism, Lebedev tells MPs
Friday 20 January 2012
The press in Britain is under-regulated but over-legislated, damaging genuine investigative journalism but allowing scandals like phone hacking to go undetected, the proprietor of The Independent told Parliament yesterday.
Leveson Inquiry: Editors cautious on 'privacy list'
Wednesday 18 January 2012
Celebrity magazine editors gave a cautious welcome today to a proposal for an official register of famous people who want to remain private.
State press regulation is wrong, says Jeremy Hunt
Monday 16 January 2012
State regulation of the press would be "completely the wrong direction to go" but there must be a way to ensure all newspapers sign up to any body that replaces the current system, the Culture Secretary said today.
Ian Burrell: 'Son of PCC' may not be enough to clean up Fleet Street
Wednesday 11 January 2012
So how effective might it be, this new press watchdog, this "Son of PCC" as William Lewis, the former editor of The Daily Telegraph, was anxious to name it?
'A hypocrite! He lives in the fifties!' A tale of two feuding press barons
Tuesday 29 November 2011
Express owner objects to Mail boss who 'wants to kill me' sitting in judgement on him on his media peers
Welsh tell MP to lighten up over race 'slur'
Sunday 28 August 2011
Referring a writer to the police for attacking the language is over the top, they say
Now Trinity Mirror feels the hacking heat
Sunday 31 July 2011
Shareholders to quiz chief executive Sly Bailey after claims by former employee prompt inquiry. Richard Northedge reports
Beleaguered head of press watchdog to stand down
Saturday 30 July 2011
The peer who presided over the now-discredited Press Complaints Commission (PCC) report into phone hacking at the News of the World is to stand down from the watchdog.
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