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Cameron's comments are 'an insult to victims of press abuse'
Hacked Off's Brian Cathcart says victims of press abuse regard David Cameron's claim to be their friend as an insult.
Dr Gerry McCann responds to cross-party Leveson talks ending
Dr Gerry McCann warns that an historic opportunity for press reform may be squandered as cross-party Leveson talks end.
Press Industry Statement on Leveson Talks: Inaccurate, Distorted and Unreliable
Hacked Off rebuts the press industry's statement on the Leveson talks as inaccurate, distorted and unreliable.
15/3/13
Fact-check
12 key differences between the Charters
A comparison of the Conservative draft Royal Charter and the joint Labour and Liberal Democrat draft, originally posted by the Media Standards Trust.
15/3/13
Briefings
David Cameron walks away from cross-party Leveson talks, Hacked Off responds
Hacked Off's Brian Cathcart calls David Cameron's decision to end cross-party Leveson talks a shameless betrayal of victims of press abuse.
In their own words
Hacked Off reminds readers of commitments made by the three party leaders on Leveson and urges them to be held to account.
13/3/13
Campaigns
Leveson, Arbitration and the Press: clearing up some issues
Hugh Tomlinson QC clears up issues around Leveson's recommended arbitration service for a new press regulator.
11/3/13
News
Lords plan new vote on Leveson if Charter talks fail
Lord Skidelsky has tabled Lords amendments to give effect to the Leveson recommendations, with a vote possible if Royal Charter talks fail.
11/3/13
News
New analysis shows scale of Charter sell-out
Hacked Off analysis of the Conservative Royal Charter proposals and how far they depart from Leveson.
4/3/13
Briefings
Royal Charter is a ‘sell-out to newspapers’
Hacked Off urges the main parties to reject newspaper pressure to water down Leveson, calling the Conservative Royal Charter a sell-out.

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