Britain awaits crucial report into press ethics
- Published: 29 Nov 2012 at 13.47
- Online news: World
A top British judge will on Thursday publish a key report into a phone-hacking scandal, potentially paving the way for strict new press laws and raising tensions in the coalition government.
A copy of the front and back page wrap of the last edition of the British tabloid newspaper, the News of the World, July 10. A top British judge will on Thursday publish a key report into a phone-hacking scandal, potentially paving the way for strict new press laws and raising tensions in the coalition government.
Brian Leveson is widely expected to include recommendations for statutory regulation when he publishes his findings from a year-long judicial inquiry into press ethics, presenting a dilemma for Prime Minister David Cameron.
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