Neil Wallis: Press law proposals 'revenge' for expenses scandal
The former executive editor of the New of the World Neil Wallis has said that some politicians support legislation on press regulation as "revenge after the [MP] expenses scandal".
He was the British press was being "neutered".
Jefferies urges MPs to back Leveson
A man who won libel damages after his arrest over the murder of a woman has written to MPs asking them to back Leveson's recommendations.
Two thousand editors 'will back press watchdog'
About 2,000 editors will sign up to a new independent press watchdog, the chairman of the Press Complaints Commission has said.
David Cameron takes a political gamble on Leveson report
The Prime Minister has taken a political gamble by holding differing views to the victims, the Leveson inquiry and a majority of MPs.