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Very Forgetful Editors

02/03/2018

Every Editor and press baron here pleaded the defence of incompetence 6 years ago. We still don't know how much they really knew and who covered up what. That's what Leveson Part 2 promises to unearth.

Sign our petition now to apply pressure on the Government to reverse its decision. The investigations that were promised must go ahead. Those in charge must be held accountable. #Leveson2NOW

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