Political Row Develops in the Wake of the Leveson Report

The transcript discusses the mixed views on media self-regulation versus legislation, highlighting Leveson's recommendations for a stronger regulatory system. Criticism is directed at Parliament's potential role in press oversight, drawing parallels to past scandals. The political implications of implementing press regulation are explored, with a focus on the Prime Minister's stance and the ongoing debate on statutory measures.

What concerns does the speaker express about self-regulation in the press?

What political implications are suggested regarding the Prime Minister's stance on press regulation?