May 18, 2017 Conservative Manifesto: Section 40 scrapped and action promised on central concern of Press Gazette Duopoly campaign
January 9, 2017 Oliver Letwin: Government faces 'trench warfare' with the Lords if it does not enact Section 40
December 2, 2016 Government allows digital giants to publish with impunity while proposing to regulate newspapers out of existence
October 25, 2016 Culture Secretary Karen Bradley says commencing Section 40 could undermine 'vibrant free local press'
October 19, 2016 Sir Alan Moses: Free press in the UK is 'doomed' if it allows Government to 'corral' it into state-backed regulator
June 23, 2015 It has funding of £3m, eight staff and currently no one to regulate: Meet the Press Recognition Panel
May 1, 2014 Don't be fooled by Sajid Javid's comments - the damage to press freedom has already been done
March 18, 2014 John Pilger, Will Hutton, Bob Geldof and Danny Boyle among 200 leading figures urging press to back Royal Charter
January 21, 2014 Maria Miller 'happy' with current situation where most publishers back IPSO regulator, press freedom mission told
December 5, 2013 Parliament hears call for UK Bill of Rights to secure press freedom from Government intrusion
November 29, 2013 Nick Davies and David Yelland join forces to call for publishers to back press regulation Royal Charter
November 25, 2013 Hacked Off tells local newspapers Government Royal Charter plan will save them money
November 7, 2013 Fleet Street editor says libel fears could force industry to support Government's Royal Charter regulator
November 7, 2013 We are realising too late that the state supports a free press like the rope supports a hanging man
November 4, 2013 Government appears content to let publishers ignore Royal Charter and run the risk of punitive libel and privacy case costs
November 1, 2013 Miliband faces regional press rebuff amid doubts that any publisher will sign up to Government backed regulation scheme
October 31, 2013 Maria Miller says Royal Charter route best way to avoid 'statutory regulation of the press'
