Libel reform

Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre. Photograph: Getty Images
How I sued the Daily Mail – and won
By Luke Cooper - 26 June 10:09

The paper labelled me a ringleader in violent disorder at the Millbank protests.

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Why British journalists are taught to be dishonest
By Laurie Penny - 25 January 14:59

Free speech is shackled by the UK's libel laws.

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Whatever happened to libel reform?
By David Allen Green - 09 November 17:54

The need for changing libel law remains urgent.

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London is still a town named Sue
By Geoffrey Robertson - 20 April 14:03

Our libel laws need reforming, but the coalition government’s bill won’t do the trick.

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The draft Libel Reform Bill is a good thing
By David Allen Green - 17 March 15:28

Why the proposals should be welcomed.

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The draft Libel Reform Bill
By David Allen Green - 15 March 13:54

The government presents its proposals.

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The challenge of libel reform
By David Allen Green - 10 March 14:11

A draft Libel Reform Bill is imminent.

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Libel litigation is not fit for purpose
By David Allen Green - 02 March 18:42

A four year ordeal comes to an end.

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Clegg impresses on libel reform
By George Eaton - 07 January 14:24

Deputy PM announces a series of measures to curb Britain’s “chilling” libel laws.

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Libel after Eady
By David Allen Green - 14 September 13:46

Eady stepping down as top libel judge does not affect the need for libel reform

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