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What Hugh Grant and I should have told Leveson
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Number 10 have said that Cameron has an ‘open mind’ on the Leveson Inquiry. Very predictable for him to say that pre the release of the report you might think – but this could be true.
Lord Justice Leveson opened the hearings on 14 November 2011, saying “The press provides an essential check on all aspects of public life. That is why any failure within the media affects all of us. At the heart of this Inquiry, therefore, may be one simple question: who guards the guardians?”
Had I been called up I might have said something like this:
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