Leveson inquiry
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The executive summary
Executive summary of Lord Justice Leveson's report on the 'culture, practices and ethics of the press'
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Leveson report: the speed read
Lord Justice Leveson's 1,987-page report establishes the findings of his 17-month inquiry into the culture, practices and ethics of the press
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Lord Justice Leveson's full statement – video
Video (21min 44sec) Lord Justice Leveson delivers a statement on his long-awaited report on the inquiry into press standards
Harold Evans: Leveson report leaves press ownership unresolved
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Interactive guide
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Leveson inquiry: the essential guide
Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry 'into the culture, practices and ethics of the press' heard from 184 witnesses and accepted 42 written submissions in more than six months of hearings
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Culture secretary's written evidence to the inquiry into press standards
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Justice secretary's written evidence to the inquiry into press standards
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Top stories
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32 people sign complaint about new press regulator
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Media Standards Trust says royal charter is ‘widely portrayed as a threat to press freedom’, failing to reflect public opinion. By Ami Sedghi
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Four Mail on Sunday journalists were told by the police in 2006 that their mobile phones had been hacked
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Simultaneous tweet of ‘Leveson now’ for stronger press regulation will feature JK Rowling, Ian McEwan and Stephen Fry. By Lisa O’Carroll
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Former RTÉ executive and academic succeeds John Horgan
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Journalists staked out a man's home and refused to identify themselves
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Media accused of 'hidden agenda' over minister's role in Leveson proposals
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Mary Macleod texted Tory colleagues to say ongoing furore over culture secretary's expenses claims were 'due to Leveson'
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Roy Greenslade argues that the new press regulator is just not independent enough from publishers
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Editorial: The public’s welcome for the Leveson report has been ignored by the press. Its new regulator will need to prove its independence before it can be supported
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Editorial: This week’s raid on the singer’s home could reopen issues about the police and the press that troubled Lord Justice Leveson
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Catherine Bennett: Max Mosley is fighting for his right to be forgotten on Google, but the public should not be denied knowledge of his past
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Roy Greenslade on the implications of the collapse of the Tulisa Contostavlos trial following her entrapment by the Sun on Sunday's reporter
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