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Chilcot to Partygate: the inquiries that put Britain’s prime ministers on the stand
feature Boris Johnson isn’t the first occupant of No.10 to have to defend their actions in the top job
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Is the UK cracking down on press freedoms?
Talking Point Government action is reinforcing ‘growing hostility to journalism’, says one commentator
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Second Leveson inquiry rejected by MPs
Speed Read Labour had called for the inquiry into phone-hacking and press regulation to continue
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Leveson 2: second stage of press inquiry cancelled
Speed Read Labour criticises Culture Secretary Matt Hancock for abandoning planned probe
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Are public inquiries a waste of time and money?
Speed Read Public inquiries have cost £639m since 1990 and in many cases their findings appear to have been ignored
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Daniel Morgan's family call for Leveson II to go ahead
In Depth Murdered private detective's relatives believe inquiry into press relations with police will finally solve 1987 case
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Ipso: is new newspaper regulator a 'sham'?
In Depth Victims of press intrusion unhappy with the new Independent Press Standards Organisation
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Coroner condemns press after suicide of Lucy Meadows
Speed Read Mail and Littlejohn attacked as coroner argues 'nothing has been learned from Leveson'
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Wednesday 28 Nov 2012
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Monday 26 Nov 2012
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Wednesday 7 Nov 2012
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Friday 11 May 2012
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Monday 30 Apr 2012
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Wednesday 25 Apr 2012
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