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Opinion
Another petty act of press intimidation
25/11/2011
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
Surveys show slump in public trust in the press
11/09/2013
IPSO: not independent and not effective
08/09/2013
Comparing David Miranda to phone hackers wilfully misses the point
30/08/2013
The Miranda case and the game of false equivalence
28/08/2013
British journalism's great ethical divide: should reporters pay for information?
13/08/2013
The two faces of the press on regulation of private investigators
05/08/2013
The Daily Mail and weasel words
02/08/2013
Leveson: another smear exposed
29/07/2013
IPSO facto - why PressBoF's regulator is going nowhere
26/07/2013
Newspapers that hide the news from their readers
24/07/2013
The public tells the press bosses: do what Leveson proposed
23/07/2013
Innocent til proven guilty
18/06/2013
What do you do when journalism turns against the public?
13/05/2013
An arrogant ‘concession’
09/05/2013
Three corporations clinging to the PCC wreckage
26/04/2013
Leveson, “secret arrests” and the rights of suspects: a question of balance
11/04/2013
Papers that hate human rights – except when it's their rights
05/04/2013
The Royal Charter and press freedom
03/04/2013
Responding to an open letter from the Committee to Protect Journalists
04/04/2013
Hacked Off: What did we do? And did we win?
25/03/2013
Privacy, Monstering and the Press: the case of Lucy Meadows
25/03/2013
Another poll shows public in favour of press reform
25/03/2013
Leveson, Article 10 and Apologies: another red herring
24/03/2013
The Leveson press freedom law that the press didn't want
23/03/2013
Some newspapers are angry. That's no surprise.
22/03/2013
How the press has failed to represent the public mood over Leveson
21/03/2013
Let's move on from brutish journalism
20/03/2013
David Cameron's Charter opens the way for ministers to control the press
16/03/2013
Leveson, Arbitration and the Press: clearing up some issues
11/03/2013
Leveson and the Royal Charter: what to look for
10/02/2013
Our politicians are not Leveson-compliant
28/01/2013
Leveson: six weeks on, what is happening?
14/01/2013
The Leveson Report and Exemplary Damages: no “violation of free speech”
13/01/2013
It must be the pantomime season
14/12/2012
The press and Leveson: reality reversal
09/12/2012
Who's independent?
03/12/2012
An ugly stitch-up is taking place
05/12/2012
Leveson and Legality: Implementation of the Report would not be 'illegal'
02/12/2012
The press 'wreaked havoc in the lives of innocent people'. Are they sorry?
02/12/2012
Cameron's choice: More of the same
30/11/2012
The Hunt-Black plan: Clinging to power
26/11/2012
The real fifth column: News International
18/11/2012
BBC in crisis: What have we learned?
13/11/2012
The Leveson Inquiry and the BBC
11/11/2012
Who is talking about statutory CONTROL of the Press?
08/11/2012
Kate’s boobs, Harry's bum and the Sun’s daft logic
14/09/2012
This is Not About Harry's Bum
24/08/2012
The Mail and the naked prince
23/08/2012
Lord Black: trust us, we’re editors and proprietors
09/07/2012
Public backs Leveson, Times poll says (but the Times doesn’t)
21/06/2012
Press launches Operation Megaphone to drown out Leveson Inquiry
18/06/2012
Comment: The trouble with Tony
28/05/2012
Rebekah Brooks and the course of justice
18/05/2012
Rebekah Brooks at Leveson Inquiry: People's pal or power broker?
12/05/2012
Free speech? Not when a newspaper sets a private eye on a journalist
07/05/2012
Leveson's job of tackling press abuse is not yet done
27/04/2012
Rupert Murdoch's influence: the wink stops here
26/04/2012
Murdoch’s Little Helper
24/04/2012
Is Murdoch still corrupting Parliament's Select Committee?
21/04/2012
Newsroom culture: how Murdoch set the tone at his tabloids
20/04/2012
Information Commissioner cannot be surprised at partial publication of Motorman files
10/04/2012
Why journalists need public interest defense
09/04/2012
Paul Dacre, Geordie Greig and the Fourth Viscount
05/04/2012
Let’s get over this terror of the word ‘statutory’
27/03/2012
Hacked Off’s Motorman disclosure campaign: update
19/03/2012
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
Leveson: Brooks prophecy comes true
02/03/2012
Can Murdoch’s Sun on Sunday survive its association with this tarnished brand?
28/02/2012
Teflon Rupert escapes the Fred the Shred treatment
28/02/2012
Revealed: a true Mafia moment
27/02/2012
The police knew it all in 2006 but they hid their knowledge. Why?
27/02/2012
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
Dacre v Byline: A blustering bully falls silent
06/04/2017
Mirror phone hacking: don’t let them fool you, most victims were ordinary people
26/04/2017
Implementing Leveson: “FreeThePress” another dishonest anti-Leveson campaign
03/01/2017
Implementing Leveson, the local press seeks to defend the indefensible
29/12/2016
GUEST BLOG, FIYAZ MUGHAL: The Fatima Manji – Kelvin MacKenzie Incident Is a Prime Example of IPSO avoiding responsibility
10/11/2016
Consultation on Leveson: The press has no case at all
05/12/2016
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