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Letters: Phnom Penh justifies threat to foreign media by citing US president’s treatment of his critics
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Checking facts is more important than ever as fake news becomes the refuge of the angry
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Ipso rules that Trevor Kavanagh made false claims in a column about the number of asylum seekers lying about their age
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Chief of staff Reince Priebus is accused of violating protocols that protect pending investigations from political interference
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Ex-minister does reveal he regrets entering Tory leadership race and says he has not spoken to David Cameron since Brexit vote
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Study backed by Guardian says new laws and interception of communications make it harder for journalists to protect sources
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Broadcaster, media consultant and columnist for the Guardian and the Observer
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The draconian mooted revamp of the Official Secrets Act is another reminder to be wary of any press regulator under the control of parliament
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Lord Neuberger says some of vitriol aimed at judges after they ruled against the government ‘undermined rule of law’
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Giving press credentials to a pro-Trump blog is yet another attempt by the Trump administration to change the American public’s perception of reality
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Greg Hywood, himself a male champion of change, dismays staff by bringing in new management team that sidelines women
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Downing Street vehemently denies claims it plans to outlaw investigative journalism and public interest whistleblowers
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Letters: In the Law Commission’s report, a beguiling premise that the interests of state, government and citizens are always synonymous is followed by an absurd but dangerous conclusion
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Whistleblowers keep us safe. We can’t allow them to be silenced
Shami ChakrabartiWith its proposed changes to the Official Secrets Act, the Law Commission would make it all but impossible for government wrongdoing to be exposed -
Theresa May’s spokesman defends Law Commission proposals to radically increase prison terms for revealing and handling state secrets
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Editorial: The Law Commission’s proposals appear tailored to stop the Guardian ever again publishing something like the Snowden files
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Outcry follows plans to radically increase prison terms for revealing state secrets and to prosecute journalists
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Katherine Maher, head of the Wikimedia Foundation, on accuracy and operating in a world of ‘fake news’
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Those who fear the media’s malign influence should recall how few of our current political upheavals were predicted, let alone endorsed, by newspapers
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The late TPT’s brand of posh fun made her a star of the 1990s party scene. But these days fame is a serious business
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Despite having covered immigration and the Dubs amendment endlessly, papers fail to note this week’s shift in policy
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Former England striker says he pays his taxes in full, will not be bullied and will continue to speak up for refugees
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Online encyclopaedia editors rule out publisher as a reference citing ‘reputation for poor fact checking and sensationalism’
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Peter Preston on press and broadcasting Orthodox Impress or loftier Ipso? Maybe an arbitrator should decide