Boohoo severs ties with hundreds of UK manufacturers after critical review
Fashion group publishes details of its 78 remaining suppliers and says it has banned subcontracting
January 2021
Boohoo sales spiked in run-up to Christmas despite poor working practices concern
Clothing retailer’s sales jump 40% as Leveson notes ‘change agenda’ of firm still has ‘long way to go’
December 2020
Boohoo owner tells MPs he could easily 'take business offshore'
Audit committee hears Mahmud Kamani felt ‘punished’ by scrutiny of his dealings with Leicester suppliers
November 2020
Boohoo hires Sir Brian Leveson to oversee supply chain overhaul
Retired judge to report directly to board about changes to company’s dealings
December 2017
The press’s war on Kate Maltby risks a Leveson revival
Jane Martinson
In the aftermath of Damian Green’s resignation, there is close focus on the role of the police. But the media has many questions to answer too
November 2017
Sir Brian Leveson asked to advise ministers on second press inquiry
Ministers are consulting with the judge on whether to press ahead with the second part of the inquiry into the British press
January 2017
Greenslade
Arbitration for the press is necessary, but it must cover all media
Roy Greenslade
Rolls-Royce apologises in court after settling bribery case
Greenslade
Hacked Off punches above its weight, but it will not - and should not - win
Roy Greenslade
The Guardian view on section 40: muzzling journalism
December 2016
The Observer at 225
Letters: data is not the new oil, it is worthless without investment
The value of data collected and processed by technology companies, and its uses for society, are at issue
October 2016
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
Impress is here to stay. Let’s quit the barricades and think anew about press regulation
Peter Preston
Greenslade
Mazher Mahmood’s journalistic game has finally been brought to book
August 2016
Greenslade
Press regulation battles fought without much public, or journalistic, interest
Roy Greenslade
As Impress stands on the verge of official royal charter recognition, editors who support Ipso lay claim to official recognition for their code
April 2016
John Whittingdale and questions of press freedom
Letters: The real story here is about who John Whittingdale has been in bed with, but it has nothing to do with sex workers
October 2015
Greenslade
Whittingdale is right to think again about wielding the costs 'stick'
Roy Greenslade
Greenslade
Publishers and opponents treat the Leveson report like holy scripture
Roy Greenslade
September 2015
Greenslade
Cameron set up Leveson to take heat off Coulson hiring, says ex-police chief
Former police chief claims that the prime minister seized on an idea floated by Rebekah Brooks, according to the latest extract of the book by Lord Ashcroft
June 2015
The right to appeal is vital to justice
Letters: If the automatic right to appeal is abolished, fewer will appeal and more miscarriages of justice are likely to occur
May 2015
British judges not bound by European court of human rights, says Leveson
Judge insists UK courts no longer automatically defer to ECHR’s rulings, while lawyers rail against Britain’s potential repeal of the Human Rights Act
