latest press releases

Hacked Off warn of "dangerous reporting" by tabloid press in light of Supreme Court decision on Parliament prorogation
Hacked Off warns of dangerous reporting by The Sun, which put Lady Hale on its front page after the Supreme Court ruled prorogation unlawful.
Hacked Off says The Sun's Ben Stokes front page is "appalling invasion of privacy with no public interest justification"
Hacked Off responds to The Sun's front page on Ben Stokes's family, calling it an appalling invasion of privacy with no public interest justification.
Press barons to persist with sham regulation
Hacked Off responds to publishers renewing IPSO membership for five years and to Lord Faulks replacing Sir Alan Moses as IPSO Chair.
Hacked Off responds to Sir Cliff Richard costs settlement: "the media should scrutinise justice, not administer it"
Hacked Off responds to the BBC agreeing to pay GBP 2m in costs to Sir Cliff Richard after it unlawfully invaded his privacy.
Hacked Off tell press bosses: Break your silence and stand with us to defend press regulation from political interference
Hacked Off asks press bosses to sign a statement opposing politicians running press regulators, after a former minister's appointment as IPSO Chair.
Hacked Off rallies press freedom advocates with public statement rejecting political interference in press regulation after politician's appointment as IPSO Chair
Hacked Off issues a public statement after Lord Faulks's appointment as IPSO Chair, saying it would be banned under the Royal Charter model.
Amber Rudd MP appears to admit decision to cancel Leveson Part Two was taken before full consultation on The Andrew Marr Show: Hacked Off write to DWP Secretary calling for explanation
Hacked Off writes to Amber Rudd seeking an explanation after comments suggesting Leveson Part Two was cancelled before the consultation concluded.

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