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Papers reject press royal charter
Newspaper industry representatives reject cross-party plans for press regulation, and publish their own alternative royal charter.
Q&A: Press regulation deal
What is in the agreement for press regulation, and what is behind it?
Leveson and the internet
Was the report right to avoid the issue?
Inquiry background
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Q&A: The Leveson Inquiry
What was it all about and who gave evidence?
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Could UK adopt the Danish solution?
How does media co-regulation work in Denmark?
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Should the press be regulated?
Viewpoints from inquiry participants
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The bid for BSkyB
Who said what about the takeover attempt
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What the papers said
Newspaper editors reveal their stance on ethics and regulation
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View from the press
What do newspapers want to see?
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10 key witnesses
Ten key moments of the media ethics inquiry
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The big numbers
How many times did people say 'I don't recall'
Watch/Listen
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Hacked Off: 'Artfully crafted' deal01:02
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Leaders claim victory in Leveson deal01:50
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Leveson calls for new regulatory body03:48
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Clegg at odds with PM over Leveson02:10
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The Leveson report: Statement in full22:30
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Hacking victims: 'We want action'00:48
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What is the point of the Inquiry?04:51
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Hugh Grant: What I want from Leveson03:07
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'I never asked a leader for anything'01:00
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'Murdoch wanted Europe change'03:01
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Dowlers' despair over voicemail hack01:56
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McCanns 'violated' by diary publication04:01
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PM signed Brooks messages 'LOL'04:13
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'I sat at the children's end of dinner table'00:41
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'Horrific' story on father's affair 02:25
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How Mail Online got Knox verdict wrong02:49
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'It was my decision to employ Coulson'02:17
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Murdoch quizzed over Hunt emails01:39
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Dacre denies Grant hacking claim02:12
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Mirror 'possibly' hacked Sven scoop02:10
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Mills denies voicemail access claim02:03
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Sun editor defends Page Three02:43
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Hislop defends journalism at inquiry03:22
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PCC 'hated our guts' - Richard Desmond01:28
Background
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Explore the document
Read the executive summary with commentary
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At a glance
The key points from Lord Justice Leveson's report on the ethics and practices of the press.
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New regulator proposed
How the Leveson's system would work
The Leveson Inquiry
What is it?
The government ordered the inquiry into press standards after it emerged that the News of the World hacked the phone of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler. Read more
What next?
Lord Justice Leveson was asked to look into the culture, practice and ethics of the press. His report has recommended changes to how to regulate the press in the future. Read more
Jargon explained
'Hacking'
Accessing private voicemail messages on a person's mobile from another phone. Read more
'Blagging'
Where a journalist or private investigator poses as someone else to obtain personal information without consent. Read more
'Pinging'
How police and security services pinpoint a phone by monitoring which signal masts it is using and triangulating its location. Read more
