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12 July 2012

Leveson Inquiry - Module 4 - Day 3 - Greenslade, Suter, Richards, Bowe, Gray and Thomas

Lord Justice Leveson
Module 4: Recommendations for a more effective policy and regulation that supports the integrity and freedom of the press while encouraging the highest ethical standards.

Useful Links:
Leveson Inquiry Witness Statements HERE 
Leveson Inquiry Witness Lists HERE 

Video Recordings of each day's proceedings HERE

Live Feed From Leveson Inquiry Site HERE
Guardian Live Blog HERE
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Appearing today:

Professor Roy Greenslade










Tim Suter


From Perspective website:
Tim is MD of Perspective, advising clients on media and communications policy and regulation. Previously the founding Ofcom partner responsible for content regulation, he was Head of Broadcasting Policy at DCMS during the passage of the Communications Act 2003, having held senior editorial roles in BBC News.
Submission by Tim Suter (of Perspective Associates) (pdf, 513KB)

Ed Richards








Collette Bowe













Sir Charles Gray

Submission by Early Resolution (pdf, 671KB)










David Thomas

Submission by British and Irish Ombudsman Association (pdf, 1MB)

6 July 2012

Leveson Inquiry - Module 4 - Witness Lists - 9th - 13th July 2012

Lord Justice Leveson
Those appearing at the Leveson Inquiry next week are:

Monday 9th July
Lord Black ( PressBof )
Lord Hunt ( PCC )

Tuesday 10th July
Michelle Stanistreet and
Prof Chris Frost ( NUJ )
Martin Moore ( Media Standards Trust )

Wednesday 11th July
Non-sitting day

Thursday 12th July
Professor Roy Greenslade
Tim Suter ( Perspective )
Ed Richards and
Colette Bowe ( Ofcom )
Sir Charles Gray ( Early Resolution )
David Thomas ( BIOA )

Friday 13th July
Professor James Curran and
Angela Phillips ( Coordinating Committee for Media Reform )
Professor John Horgan ( Irish Press Ombudsman )
Hugh Tomlinson QC ( Media Regulation Roundtable )
Lara Fielden ( Reuters Institute )