By James Doleman

Britain’s new Ipso press regulator will aim to ensure journalists “work in a profession they are proud of”, according to chairman Sir Alan Moses.

Speaking to The Drum, the former judge said that the impact of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal meant that the reputation of journalists had “been tainted by what others have done in the past” and that reporters “don’t want to spend their working lives in something with no trust, no authority.”

Moses sought to allay fears by insisting that the new body would differ from its predecessor, the Press Complaints Commission (PCC), as it would have Read full story ›

Source: The Drum