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25 Jun 2012:
Jordanian TV reporter and two Filipinos disappear on assignment
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25 Jun 2012:
New shock after Australian publisher announced 1,900 job cuts
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21 Jun 2012:
It has examined press ethics and media links to politicians. But what reforms can we expect to see?
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21 Jun 2012: Jeremy Hunt says that £3.4m has been spent so far, with over £1m expected to go on legal fees for barristers
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21 Jun 2012:
Deputy editor convicted for criticising state-run newspaper staffing
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20 Jun 2012:
South China Morning Post staff protest at curtailed coverage of dissident's death
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20 Jun 2012:
Bureau chiefs hold investigation into activities of a small media outlet
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19 Jun 2012:
Government orders three papers not to distribute Sunday issues
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18 Jun 2012: I fear Leveson has been repelled by so much of what he has heard that he will produce more stringent responses than wise
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18 Jun 2012:
Roy Greenslade presents full versions of the arguments advanced by seven people about the future of press regulation
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17 Jun 2012: As the evidence-giving comes to an end, we get to the meat of the matter – deciding how the press should be better regulated
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17 Jun 2012: Peter Preston: The time has come for Sir Brian to fix the problems of the press. But that's what Ross, Shawcross, Younger, McGregor and Calcutt wanted too
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