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Police press release led to complaint against weekly

Man’s court plea had been reported incorrectly

Regional daily apologises after identifying child victim

Round-up of the latest PCC cases involving local newspapers

Tory MP complains over report on alleged assault

Complaint resolved after clarification published

Latest law book for journalists is launched

The latest version of a law book often referred to as the journalists’ bible has been launched. The 21st edition of McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists was launched by Lord Hunt, Chair of the Press Complaints Commission, at a Media

New-look PCC must have more power say MPs

Support for Lord Hunt’s ‘regulator with teeth’

PCC confirms it is to wind itself up

Watchdog set to re-emerge under new name

Editor met with man over ‘pervert’ complaint

A complaint to the Press Complaints Commission by a man referred to as a ‘pervert’ in a newspaper story was resolved by the editor agreeing to meet with him. The man has complained about a report in the Croydon Advertiser that he

PCC faces fresh criticism over crash pic ruling

Bel Tel journalist backs Northern Echo editor

Sunday newspaper takes down story after PCC complaint

Trinity Mirror title publishes clarification after watchdog intervenes

PCC director quits role after two years

Complaints watchdog chief to move to PR

Newspapers could face fines following PCC revamp

Chairman agrees that new body is needed

Industry regulators to take stand at Leveson Inquiry

Industry regulators are set to take centre stage at next week’s session of the Leveson Inquiry with representatives of the Press Complaints Commission and Ofcom among those giving evidence. Stepehen Abell, the current director of the PCC, will give evidence

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