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No, a Starmer "super-majority" would not give him the power to change the Royal Charter
A recent article published in The New European speculated that if “Starmer wins a majority of 218 or bigger”, he will have the power to amend the Royal Charter on the self-regulation of the press.
Hacked Off’s Guide to Election Promises: Manifesto review
We have honed in on what each party is prepared to say about tackling press regulation, ethics, and the Leveson Inquiry.
2/7/24
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Press Abuse: What happened when I published my new book on the colonial history of the British countryside.
I’m a historian of the British empire and have a new book out entitled Our Island Stories: Country Walks Through Colonial Britain.
1/7/24
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Cutting through press disinformation: Trans rights & safe spaces
This guide seeks to cut through the disinformation, and provide the facts.
Hacked Off's Election Guide
With polling day within touching distance and politicians keen to divert attention to policy issues they want to talk about.
26/6/24
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Hacked Off Board Director speaks to Lib Dem group after party re-commits to Leveson recommendations
On Thursday, June 13th, Hacked Off Board Director Jacqui Hames spoke at the Liberal Democrats' Business Network event, on the “Impact of the Media on Politics” in London.
19/6/24
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