Met Police chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe is under pressure to reveal what he told journalists about the police inquiry into the Andrew Mitchell 'Plebgate' affair. Friends of Mr Mitchell are calling for Mr Hogan-Howe to explain what was said at a key meeting and provide details of his diary, tape recordings and notes.
David Cameron is planning to appoint a mediator to break the deadlock between newspap...
The political parties are setting out their interpretations of the local elections re...
The Government will reject the new regulatory system for the press put forward by the...
Politicians should not be given the final say on a new system of press regulation, ac...
Harriet Harman said female broadcasters were being ‘pushed out’ of the business after the age of 50. “I don’t think they [media management] know what the audience...
The political parties are giving their interpretations of the local elections results in a bid to set the political narrative around the results. Labour sources s...
Evan Harris said David Cameron had pledged that the new system for press regulation would be judged according to whether it satisfied the "victims" of press excesses...
Evan Harris said that elements of the press were “throwing their toys out of the pram” in deciding to reject the cross-party plans for a Royal Charter. “Some...
Hacked Off press release Editors and proprietors of some newspapers, defying the will of Parliament, have today launched a bid to block any kind of independent re...
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