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Stanistreet to set out views at Leveson debate

National Union of Journalists’ general secretary Michelle Stanistreet will defend her views on press regulation at a public debate on the Leveson Inquiry. The Bristol branch of the NUJ has organised the debate on 27 November, with Lord Justice Leveson

Law column: Statutory regulation based on false premise

Our fortnightly look at legal issues facing the industry

Regional editor: Leveson is unstoppable ‘juggernaut’

News chief says impact of phone hacking ‘too big’

Tindle warns of ‘biggest threat to free press in 65 years’

Licensing regime would prevent new title launches says entrepreneur

Jeakings steps up pressure over press controls

Clegg challenged over support for statutory regulation

NS boss Newell hits out over statutory press controls

Industry chief warns of ’17th century system of media licensing’

Industry bosses hit out at Clegg over ‘animals’ slur

Newspaper Society boss requests meeting with deputy premier

Local press is ‘gold standard’ for UK media – Hunt

PCC boss speaks out as Clegg backs statutory regulation

Leveson warns budding journalists to behave

Lord Justice Leveson warned budding journalists about the importance of behaving with “absolute propriety” as he received a university fellowship. The Liverpool-born judge, who is leading the high-profile inquiry into press standards, was awarded an honorary fellowship from Liverpool John