Bob and Sally Dowler, the parents of Milly Dowler, the murdered schoolgirl whose mobile phone was hacked by journalists, have issued a statement expressing concern at the prospect that politicians might not…

Commenting on the end of cross-party talks on the Leveson Report recommendations, Gerry McCann said: What concerns me greatly is that an historic opportunity for press reform may be about to be…

Commenting on David Cameron’s decision to end cross-party talks on implementing the Leveson Report, Professor Brian Cathcart, Executive Director, Hacked Off said: This is a shameless betrayal of the victims of press…

The press have spent the past few days telling us that Leveson will be decided this week; culminating in a “historical” cross-party deal in the next 48 hours. We thought we would…

by Hugh Tomlinson QC According to Lord Justice Leveson, one of the key requirements of a new independent press regulator is an “arbitration service”. The recommendation is that the regulator should provide…

Amendments tabled to Enterprise Bill would free up Libel Reform legislation The crossbench peer Lord Skidelsky has tabled amendments to the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill (ERR), to give full effect to…

Hacked Off called on the three main political parties today to reject pressure from newspaper bosses to water down the Leveson recommendations on press regulation. Attending cross-party talks on Leveson, Hacked Off…

by Brian Cathcart Here is a prediction: in the weeks to come ministers and newspapers will claim that Hacked Off have been granted privileged access to the corridors of power to discuss…

A comment from Dr Gerry McCann following the release of the Conservative Royal Charter proposal: Anything less that Leveson’s full recommendations will never satisfy the victims of press abuse. This Royal Charter…

In a speech on Monday, Dr Gerry McCann again reiterated the victims of press abuses’ view that full implementation of Leveson was the “minimum acceptable compromise.” Hacked Off has considered the extent…