Opinion

Lord Judge’s misjudged references to press self-regulation
24/10/2011
Comment: The Lord Chief Justice, the law and the PCC
21/10/2011
Tabloid hacks and Trojan horses
08/10/2011
Professor Brian Cathcart's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
07/10/2011
Why a professional registry of journalists is a bad idea
28/09/2011
The press we deserve?
21/09/2011
Phone Hacking Compensation Scheme: Smoke and Mirrors?
19/09/2011
The Met and the Guardian: Time to define the public interest
16/09/2011
Hacking: a lost detail
12/09/2011
Crone and Myler: not quite the brash double-act of old
06/09/2011
The PCC rearranges the deckchairs
26/08/2011
Who is talking about statutory CONTROL of the Press?
08/11/2012
Let’s get over this terror of the word ‘statutory’
27/03/2012
Was Sue Akers in contempt at the Leveson Inquiry?
13/03/2012
Leveson: Time to lift the lid on Motorman
12/03/2012
Lord Hunt’s proposal: the last chance saloon again
09/03/2012
After the ‘for Neville’ email they decided to wipe the database
24/02/2012
Can Murdoch’s Sun on Sunday survive its association with this tarnished brand?
28/02/2012
If a Bulger killer was hacked, how did Mulcaire get his top secret number?
19/02/2012
Michael Gove: another sign of desperation
22/02/2012
Rupert Murdoch must be held to his words
17/02/2012
News International needs to decontaminate the Sun brand
16/02/2012
The Sun, the baby and the bathwater
12/02/2012
Let’s honour the hacking victims. A monument on Fleet Street perhaps?
19/01/2012
The Daily Mail, Leveson and anonymous witnesses: four kinds of hypocrisy
10/01/2012
Lashing out like cornered animals
15/12/2011
Ten howlers from WAN-IFRA, the fact-finders who didn't
17/03/2014
Newspapers exploit Lawrence case to recycle myths about whistleblowers
10/03/2014
Lord Guy Black, libel reform, government action and PCC-IPSO
04/03/2014
Bias, bigotry and time for a regulator that honours Leveson’s recommendations
03/03/2014
Hearing no evil: the IPSO panel covers its ears
25/02/2014
IPSO: Big newspapers' regulator project is already off the rails
26/01/2014
The Daily Mail exploits a man’s death to attack its enemies
24/01/2014
PCC: The ‘resolutions’ that suit newspapers but leave so much unresolved
21/01/2014
The PCC is still fudging and not fixing, and the Mail is still the worst offender
14/01/2014
The Editors’ Code Committee and the Leveson Recommendations: another case of dumb insolence
08/01/2014
The Royal Charter in 2014, and the Prime Minister's thoughts
07/01/2014
Press bosses try to have their cake and eat it
20/12/2013
The Times: “Oppressive and high handed” – although you won’t be reading this in The Times
20/12/2013
It is the press bosses, Mrs Miller, who are being destructive
19/12/2013
The last thing the press bosses want is a system free of political involvement
17/12/2013
IMPRESS: A welcome initiative
11/12/2013
Of mice and men and shiny shoes – Yelland ‘re-enters the human race’: The first Leveson anniversary lecture
04/12/2013
The Leveson Charter Declaration: reasons to sign
28/11/2013
Desperate newspaper bosses go back to court
13/11/2013
Lord Grade at the Society of Editors: Inaccuracy, muddle and confusion
12/11/2013
Another weary myth: ‘300 years of press freedom’
11/11/2013
Press regulation debate: Supporting the Leveson System, a reply to Helen Anthony
04/11/2013
Time for the newspaper bosses to listen
31/10/2013
The Law Is Not Enough: Five reasons why the law on its own can never be enough to prevent press abuses
28/10/2013
Why the big newspaper groups hate the Royal Charter
25/10/2013
“How much?” “What's it worth?”: Rupert Murdoch's legacy on gathering local news
22/10/2013
We won't get fooled again
21/10/2013
Matt Hancock makes himself 'State Approver' of press arbitration
22/05/2018
IPSO's new 'compulsory' arbitration scheme: why claimants are unlikely to use it
05/05/2018
IPSO and arbitration: don't get fooled again
03/05/2018
Press Sustainability Review: A Total Sham, Part 1 – Julian Petley
22/02/2018
Latest court bid by corporate press to wreck Leveson end in humiliation
16/10/2017
The Mail's way with words
11/10/2012
In the press reform debate, who speaks for freedom?
01/10/2012
Select Committee Savages IPSO for failing to protect Muslims
23/02/2018
Seamus Milne and the ‘Mystery Blonde’: Five years after Leveson the press still ignores privacy
14/07/2017
Should Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013 be in force by now?
14/07/2017
26 front page failures
30/05/2017
Hacked Off campaigns for meaningful reform of UK press self-regulation, ensuring that the victims of press abuse have their voices heard and are given protection from continuing intrusions.
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