Hacked Off report on false newspaper stories shared as propaganda by neo-Nazis and white supremacists, with a call to sign the declaration against IPSO.
Campaign call to write to MPs after Byline Investigates found £35m of taxpayers' money was given to corporate newspapers in a Government advertising deal.
Christopher Jefferies and other victims of press abuse write to party leaders seeking commitments to implement Leveson and complete Part Two ahead of manifesto launches.
Hacked Off marks IPSO's fifth anniversary by setting out its record of failure, including no fines imposed, and invites supporters to join the #5YearsOfFailure online rally.
Hacked Off says The Sun's Ben Stokes front page, which Stokes called utterly disgusting, shows nothing has changed since Leveson, and asks supporters to act.