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25May10 – 4:38 pm

Padraig Reidy: Queen’s Speech boost for libel reform

Posted by Padraig Reidy | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged coalition, libel reform, queen's speech, uk | Comments (1)

06Apr10 – 7:38 am

John Kampfner: Jack Straw’s plans for libel reform faces parliamentary hitch

Posted by John Kampfner | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged jack straw, Law, libel, libel reform, simon singh | Comments (1)

19Mar10 – 3:25 pm

Liam Hodkinson: Martin muscles in on libel reform

Posted by Liam Hodkinson | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged Law, libel, libel reform, michael martin | Comments (1)

05Mar10 – 12:27 pm

Liam Hodkinson: Geert Wilders touches down

Posted by Liam Hodkinson | Posted in blog | Also tagged Fitna, freedom of expression, Geert Wilders, Liam Hodkinson | Comments (0)

13Oct09 – 9:53 am

Padraig Reidy: this injunction on reporting a parliamentary question is a threat to democracy itself

Posted by Padraig Reidy | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged carter-ruck, democracy, free expression, guardian, gubu | Comments (2)

20Jun09 – 11:24 am

John Kampfner on two new books that put expenses, parliament and democracy into perspective

Posted by John Kampfner | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged democracy, expenses, john kampfner, uk | Comments (0)

13May09 – 8:52 am

Ken Macdonald says it would be wrong to drag police into the MPs’ expenses row

Posted by Ken Macdonald | Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged expenses, michael martin, police | Comments (0)

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