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10 Years of Press Freedom: “It’s important for us to spotlight the work of people who historically wouldn’t have opportunities”
Head of Editorial, Suyin Haynes, on why gal-dem chose to be independently regulated. This interview is part of a series featured in Hacked Off's new report: Ten Years of Press Freedom. Ten… -
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10 Years of Press Freedom: “It’s important there is independent oversight of the media. It’s a shame it’s lacking in the corporate media”
Journalist Steve Topple on why The Canary chose to be independently regulated. This interview is part of a series featured in Hacked Off's new report: Ten Years of Press Freedom. Ten years after… -
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10 Years of Press Freedom: “when you live in the community you serve, you want to make sure that you are supplying quality content and trustworthy news”
Owner Martin Childs on why his title, Shropshire Live, chose to be independently regulated. This interview is part of a series featured in Hacked Off's new report: Ten Years of Press Freedom.… -
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10 Years of Press Freedom: “Writing about press abuse is no different than writing about organised crime”
Editor Graham Johnson on why Byline Investigates chose to be independently regulated. This interview is part of a series featured in Hacked Off's new report: Ten Years of Press Freedom. Ten years after… -
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10 Years of Press Freedom: “High quality journalism involves a lot of work”
Editor Brendan Montague on why his title, The Ecologist, chose to be independently regulated. This interview is part of a series featured in Hacked Off's new report: Ten Years of Press Freedom.… -
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10 Years of Press Freedom
Download the report now: 10 Years of Press Freedom POWER WITH RESPONSIBILITY In 2011, the phone hacking scandal made it impossible for the Government to ignore the issue of press standards. The… -
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Sir Chris Bryant MP to receive knighthood after campaigning on press standards
Sir Chris Bryant, Member of Parliament for the Rhondda, long-term campaigner for higher standards in the press and this year’s speaker at the Hacked Off Leveson Lecture, is to receive a knighthood.…
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Unfair fight: Hacked Off research reveals extent of press bias in race to be PM
Research by Annabel Burr Liz Truss' election as the UK's next Prime Minister marks a significant turnaround after she almost missed out on the run-off altogether, having been behind both Rishi Sunak… -
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Hacked Off: Rishi Sunak pledges attack on press freedom & Leveson system
By Nathan Sparkes The Conservative MP and candidate for Leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has pledged to repeal section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013… -
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Hacked Off demand changes to Online Safety Bill’s media exemption, as Government indicates u-turn on foreign disinformation
After Hacked Off criticised the Government’s Online Safety Bill’s media exemption, which will protect publishers of hostile foreign state disinformation including Russia Today, racist, misogynistic and other abusive publishers from regulation, the…
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