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7 Sep 2014:
Sir Alan Moses must try to prove he runs an independent process to win over the refuseniks to the new body. By Roy Greenslade
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7 Sep 2014: Peter Preston: Joining the Independent Press Standards Organisation can wait until all questions about transparency are answered
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9 Aug 2014:
Nick Cohen: She's been criticised by both left and right, but in her novels at least, she's beyond reproach
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28 Jul 2014:
Former X-Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos reflects on her nightmare year after being the victim of a tabloid cocaine sting
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27 Jul 2014: Peter Preston: After Tulisa and Leveson, Mazher Mahmood's career looks to be over – but it's not entirely clear if that's a cause for celebration
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23 Jul 2014:
Corbis settles five-figure sum after legal action taken by parents of Angelo Adkins over photos distributed to English press
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13 Jul 2014: Peter Preston: The Mail shouts about a free press, but used that freedom to run two celebrity stories that were either false or pointless
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29 Jun 2014: Neal Lawson: Just when we need politicians to act more freely they'll be afraid that what they say in private forums will be used against them
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Video
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25 Jun 2014:
As the phone-hacking trial involving Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson draws to a close, Milly Dowler's sister delivers a video message to the press and government
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25 Jun 2014: Sister of murdered schoolgirl Milly challenges David Cameron to make good promises he made to her family on press regulation
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20 Jun 2014:
Hannah Weller: The media's rights cannot outweigh a child's right to grow up privately and safely. Help me change the law
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31 May 2014:
The big newspaper groups are setting up their own industry watchdog, Ipso, but it will be a toothless creature loyal only to its keepers, not the public
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30 May 2014: Oscar-winning actor makes remarks when asked while promoting new film in UK whether she Googled herself
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11 May 2014:
When Kate Stone nearly died after being gored by a stag, press coverage led not on her ordeal but on the fact that she had undergone gender reassignment. Now, six newspapers have now admitted they were wrong. Yvonne Roberts reports
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26 Apr 2014:
Press Complaints Commission successor, Independent Press Standards Organisation, accused of breaking its own rules
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