by Brian Cathcart The case of Guardian reporter Amelia Hill is only the latest to show up the unsatisfactory state of the law when it comes to journalism and the public interest.…

Hacked Off welcomes the decision of the Crown Prosecution Service not to press charges against the Guardian journalist Amelia Hill, who had been questioned by police in relation to alleged aiding and…

Democracy in Britain has been corrupted by illegal and unethical press practices, Hugh Grant has said. Speaking at a rally for media reform last night – hosted by the Hacked Off Campaign…

Hacked Off campaigner Hugh Grant is appearing tonight alongside others at a rally to encourage public support for media reform. The actor will join others – including victims of press intrusion, politicians…

Rebekah Brooks and her husband have been charged alongside five other people today with perverting the course of justice. The former News International CEO and her husband Charlie Brooks, who was charged…

“The Hacked Off campaign believes the CPS decision to charge Rebekah Brooks and others means a welcome opportunity to get to the bottom of accusations that have so far been the subject…

News International has today called the suggestion Rupert Murdoch struck a secret deal with Margaret Thatcher “a flight from reality”. Speaking at the Leveson Inquiry, Rhodri Davies QC, representing the company, said…

Public Benefit Organisations Ask For More Transparency About Government’s Core Participant Status In Leveson Inquiry Four public benefit organisations have today made an urgent application to the Leveson Inquiry regarding Government ministers’…

Martin Moore, of Hacked Off, which campaigns for press reform on behalf of victims of the press, said: “The conclusions of this report, in particular that News international misled Parliament and that…