Press Release

Hacked Off statement on claims against the Mirror

23/10/2012

Brian Cathcart

Professor Brian Cathcart, director of Hacked Off, says:

These allegations, if proven, would mean that unethical and unlawful practices in the tabloid press extended well beyond one newspaper group. It's ironic that even as these new revelations emerge the industry is still arguing for another stab at the self-regulation that has failed to curb this kind of activity for decades.

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