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6 Nov 2013: Industry takes case to court of appeal after high court rejected its application for an emergency injunction over new press regulator. By Jason Deans
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4 Nov 2013: Roy Greenslade on the government's willingness to let publishers set up their own regulator outside the provisions of the royal charter
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3 Nov 2013:
Chris Huhne: The royal charter doesn't establish any regulation of the press – but the fourth estate still needs urgently to re-establish credibility
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3 Nov 2013: Read Media Monkey's diary from the Monday print pages
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3 Nov 2013: A charter that the press doesn't want; the newspapers' own regulator waiting in the wings; and a Tory party chairman menacing the BBC. It's a right royal mess, says Peter Preston
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3 Nov 2013: Observer editorial: We need more proactive, durable press regulation built on a bedrock of consensus
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1 Nov 2013: Letters: It may be the judges who can now unlock the stand-off in the fighting between politicians and the pressI
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1 Nov 2013: Hacked Off campaigners unimpressed with publishers' decision to ignore royal charter following its approval this week
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31 Oct 2013:
Roy Greenslade notes the weakness of the government's position after the sound and fury of the past months
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31 Oct 2013: Deputy PM dismisses claims of end to press freedom as 'wild hyperbole', saying no media outlet will be required to sign up
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31 Oct 2013:
Roy Greenslade on the reaction of national titles to losing their legal bid to prevent the charter from gaining royal assent
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