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Hacked Off campaign statement in response to Daily Mail articles
Hacked Off says it is concerned by what appears to be a Daily Mail attempt to intimidate a witness due before the Leveson Inquiry and a select committee.
3/11/11
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Further ruling on core participants by Lord Justice Leveson
Lord Justice Leveson's ruling of 2 November 2011 on further applications for core participant status.
3/11/11
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Christopher Jefferies' interview with BBC Radio 4
Transcript of Christopher Jefferies' BBC Radio 4 Today programme interview of 2 November 2011 about press coverage of him after his arrest.
2/11/11
Victim Stories
CPS and Met Police joint submission to Leveson Inquiry
The Crown Prosecution Service and the Metropolitan Police Service make a joint submission to the Leveson Inquiry on disclosure of evidence.
27/10/11
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Leveson Inquiry debates terms of anonymity for potential witnesses
The Leveson Inquiry's directions hearing considers granting anonymity to witnesses who fear for their jobs or professional reputation.
26/10/11
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Lord Judge’s misjudged references to press self-regulation
Critique of an error in Lord Judge's speech defending the current system of press self-regulation.
24/10/11
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Comment: The Lord Chief Justice, the law and the PCC
Brian Cathcart responds to the Lord Chief Justice's speech on press reform, questioning his defence of the Press Complaints Commission and self-regulation.
21/10/11
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Sly Bailey's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey on the role of corporate governance in maintaining standards, given at a Leveson Inquiry seminar.
19/10/11
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Desmond Browne QC's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by Desmond Browne QC on what redress should be available to victims of breaches of standards, given at a Leveson Inquiry seminar.
19/10/11
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Exclusive: Endemol exec's voicemail allegedly accessed from News of the World offices
Exclusive: journalist Tom Rowland learns from Operation Weeting that his details were held in Glenn Mulcaire's files, and that his phone may have been hacked by the News of the World.
17/10/11
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