Hacked Off today reacted to speculation in iNews that part two of the Leveson Inquiry will not take place, and that Labour would betray the victims of the press.

The article quotes from an interview with Nandy carried in The House magazine.

Today’s election result shows the electorate have delivered a decisive majority in favour of press reform.

A recent article published in The New European speculated that if “Starmer wins a majority of 218 or bigger”, he will have the power to amend the Royal Charter on the self-regulation of the press.

We have honed in on what each party is prepared to say about tackling press regulation, ethics, and the Leveson Inquiry.

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