Hacked Off states that whistle-blowers and responsible publishers should be free to publish confidential information in the public interest, and that the Official Secrets Act should be reformed.

Heather Mills received one of the highest media privacy settlements in legal history and an apology from News Group Newspapers.

A report calls for an independent EHRC investigation into The Times and its coverage of Britain's Muslim communities across three stories.

Hacked Off analysis shows the role of traditional media publishers in amplifying the Christchurch attack footage and criticises their exemption from the proposed online harms regulator.

Hacked Off and the Media Reform Coalition write to the Culture Secretary urging him to rule out weakening editorial independence protections at The Times and Sunday Times.

IPSO and IMPRESS have adopted Level Up's fatal domestic abuse reporting guidelines; Hacked Off says they must be backed by changes to the standards code.

Hacked Off responds to the Culture Secretary's indication that he is minded to accept News UK's application to vary the 1981 Times merger undertakings.