Conservative Ministers made clear their support for the cross party agreement on a Leveson-compliant Royal Charter for the self-regulation of the press on many occasions. Here are a selection of those firm…

Press split as some newspapers show us they have learnt nothing Editors and proprietors of some newspapers, defying the will of Parliament, have today launched a bid to block any kind of…

Sun royal editor Duncan Larcombe and three others are to be prosecuted in connection with Operation Elveden, the Met Police investigation into allegations of unlawful payments by News International staff to public…

by Evan Harris The government has published two late amendments to the Crime and Courts Bill which Hacked Off has been pressing for, including helping to convene three meetings to assist bloggers and…

Participation in Royal Charter optional for bloggers, tweeters and community journalists, with no penalties for those who remain outside. Hacked Off has written to the three main political parties proposing a new amendment…

Read the cross-party draft Royal Charter on self-regulation of the press here. Hacked Off welcomes the cross-party agreement on implementing the Leveson recommendations on press self-regulation that was reached last night. We…

Ahead of tomorrow’s parliamentary vote on press regulation,  author J.K. Rowling , a Core Participant in the Leveson inquiry and supporter of the Hacked Off campaign, issued the following statement today: Some…

While the the attention of the media and the political world is on David Cameron and his manoeuvring over press self-regulation, sensational new twists in the story that got the whole controversy…

The Prime Minister claimed today in relation to introducing the Leveson press reforms: ‘I’m the friend of the victims who want a deal in place.’ Responding, Professor Brian Cathcart, Executive Director of…