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Press Justice Project, Politicians and the Press: Half-day conference to feature Lord Shamash, Sir Vince Cable and Baroness Jones – Sophie Ellis

On 12 November 2025, the Press Justice Project (PJP) will host a half-day conference at Lewis Silkin LLP’s London office (255 Blackfriars Road, SE1 9AX) from 15:30–19:00 (followed by networking drinks). The event, titled “Politicians and the Press”, will bring together senior media lawyers and politicians to probe the fraught relationship between politicians and the news media. Continue reading

Press wrongdoing affects more people every day. Our charity will help them – Stephen Kinsella

So many victims of media misconduct do not know where to turn.  Those targeted by the media have often been caught up in a newsworthy event, which has led to media interest.  Frequently, this will have involved some form of trauma or bereavement, which can be compounded by excessive press intrusion.  The last thing people in that position need is an oblique, complex and taxing process to protect them. Continue reading

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