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dipsydoodle

(42,239 posts)
Mon Feb 6, 2012, 09:59 AM Feb 2012

BBC, ITN and Sky urge PM on cameras in court law

Three of the UK's biggest news providers have written to the Prime Minister urging legislation to overturn the ban on cameras in courtrooms to be included in this year's Queen's Speech.

The BBC, ITN and Sky co-signed the letter saying the change was "long-overdue reform".

The Ministry of Justice announced last September it would end the ban, but did not specify a time-scale.

Filming in English and Welsh courts has been banned since 1925.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16908178

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BBC, ITN and Sky urge PM on cameras in court law (Original Post) dipsydoodle Feb 2012 OP
Just No ikri Feb 2012 #1
silly idea Sea-Dog Feb 2012 #2
Well they would wouldn't they? T_i_B Feb 2012 #3

T_i_B

(14,738 posts)
3. Well they would wouldn't they?
Tue Feb 14, 2012, 08:49 AM
Feb 2012

I'm more interested in what the legal profession thinks of that idea then what broadcast media think.

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