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2nd Leveson Lecture with Tom Watson MP - LIVE ONLINE BROADCAST 7pm

03/12/2014

Tom Watson's Leveson Lecture Tonight - WATCH IT LIVE ONLINE AT THE LINK BELOWUnfinished Business: The press, the police, phone hacking and more.Tom Watson MP will be delivering the second annual Leveson Lecture tonight (Wednesday 3rd December), at 1 Great George Street, Westminster, 7pm. There will be a panel discussion afterwards at about 7.45pm with our Executive Director, Joan Smith, and with Hacked Off directors Charlotte Harris and Hugh Grant.If you can’t make it but would still like to see the lecture, the event will be live-streamed here - follow the link below. So save it your browser now.You can also live tweets @Tom_Watson's lecture using the hashtag #LevesonNow - follow @hackinginquiry for live tweets and updates

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