Hacked Off has declined to participate in compromise talks designed to end the impasse between newspapers and victims over future regulation of the press. The group lobbying on behalf of victims of press abuse said there is "no basis to compromise further," the Financial Times reports.
The House of Commons is to be hired out to film makers for the first time in its hist...
The formation of the Coalition is to be depicted in a new TV drama, based on the rece...
Four former home secretaries have today warned Nick Clegg he is putting lives at risk...
Significantly fewer people in England are playing sport regularly than before the Oly...
CWU press release An eleventh hour deal has been reached over plans to outsource thousands of jobs from Telefonica o2 to Capita. The agreement - which includes fa...
Labour press release Hilary Benn MP, Labour's Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretary, responding to new rules coming into force today which could allow...
SNP press release Commenting on the tobacco ban – which ends the open display of tobacco products in large shops and sales from self-service tobacco vending machi...
ISPA Awards press release Nick Clegg MP, Theresa May MP and Edward Snowden make Internet Hero & Villain shortlists at the ISPA Awards Communications Data and s...
Margaret Hodge said the £2.2bn Lottery investment in the Olympics still needed to be paid back. "£2.2billion of lottery money went in to fund the Olympics, so a l...
SNP press release Tartan Army will not be silenced says Jim Eadie An SNP MSP is set to challenge Wembley bosses enforcing a bagpipe ban on the Tartan Army for ...
Department for Culture, Media and Sport press release Dundee, Hull, Leicester and Swansea Bay (covering Swansea, Carmarthenshire, Neath and Port Talbot) have made ...
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