The best way to protect the freedom of the press would be to repeal Section 40 for good

Watson et al lost today, but they will inevitably return. The Government should honour its pledge to delete the preferred weapon against free expression.

Bill Wiggin: Self regulation by the newspapers is not good enough – Section 40 must stay

Independent, fair, and low cost arbitration is the way to ensure ordinary people are protected from abuses. Parliament overwhelmingly voted for that in 2013.

Seven essential points to note in the Conservative manifesto

Pleasingly, it includes several policies that this site has proposed.

Interview: Damian Collins on how the Government can remove the sword of Damocles dangling over the press

The Culture, Media and Sport Committee Chairman says that the key is for IPSO to adopt a Leveson-compliant system of low-cost arbitration.

WATCH: Andrew Neil interrogates Max Mosley on press regulation

He asks Mosley whether he has a ‘vendetta’.

Oliver Norgrove: May must not be allowed to use Brexit as cover to infringe on our liberties

Few noticed the Investigatory Powers Bill becoming law because all eyes are on the process of leaving the EU.

The Guardian’s opposition to Section 40 is a humiliating blow for Mosley’s anti-press campaign

Bradley should make clear that this misguided campaign to muzzle the media will not succeed.

Experts have their place, but politicians must reclaim theirs

Expert input is essential to good government, but the abdication of political decisions to ‘impartial’ authorities is not. Let’s take back control.

Bradley must face down the foes of the free press

The abuses at the heart of the hacking scandal were already illegal. A state regulator would only allow those running it to pursue punitive agendas against legal activity.

WATCH: Howard and Moore discuss criticism of the judiciary

They are joined by Lord Hope, former Deputy President of the Supreme Court, and Joshua Rozenberg.

Have the police, the CPS and anti-press crusaders learned anything from the failure of Operation Elveden?

Millions of pounds were wasted, and dozens of lives disrupted, to no end.

May backs off a fight with the media over free expression

The Government has wisely decided not to put into effect a process that would end with newspapers having to pay costs for failed actions against them.

The Culture Secretary should not give opponents of the free press a stick with which to beat the media

Leveson’s legacy includes a rule which contradicts basic principles of British justice.

Hacked Off’s hypocrisy reveals their true nature

The group which once claimed to support privacy now demands the publication of a story about the private life of an opponent.

Profile: Tracey Crouch, the Sports Minister who leads Conservative opposition to hunting

Could it be that she has done Cameron a favour by helping to avert a relaxation of the hunting ban?