T P O'Connor to Lloyd George
Thomas Power O’Connor (1848-1929), politician and journalist
Thursday 26 January 2023 A parliamentary committee has written to the Ministry of Justice and DCMS calling for action to tackle the use of so-called SLAPPs (strategic litigation against public participation) by wealthy individuals to silence their critics, a process also known as “lawfare”
official licence to pursue legal action against a UK journalist
This led to a battle with radical MP and journalist
Baroness Rawlings repeated a Government statement on phone hacking and the media in the House of Lords on Monday 11 July
Lord Fowler, former journalist and former chair of
The growth of 'Lobby' journalism (the reporting of stories unrelated to parliamentary proceedings) meant that newspapers gradually reduced the amount of coverage given to debates
The journalist managed to get it into his newspaper’s
The House of Lords debated the recent allegations about the conduct of the news media and police, and the position of News Corporation within UK media provision this afternoon (Friday 14 July)
of the Lords Communications Committee and former journalist
Members debate impact on UK culture and economy
taking part included: Baroness Bakewell (Labour), journalist
The Independent Expert Panel has published a report recommending that Neil Coyle MP is suspended from the House of Commons for a total of five days for breaching Parliament’s Bullying and Harassment Policy.
for another MP, and the second from a parliamentary journalist
Urgent question asked on Home Office surveillance policy
circumstances, have a legitimate need to investigate a journalist
Committee will next week take evidence on fracking from journalists
hear from Viscount (Matt) Ridley a scientist and journalist
