The BBC, ITN and Sky News have called on Prime Minister David Cameron to push through new legislation allowing courtroom proceedings to be televised. In a joint letter sent today (6 February) the three broadcasters urge the Prime Minister to make "timely progress" by including the Bill lifting the prohibition on cameras in court in this May's Queen's Speech.
February 06, 2012 at 09:26 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The BBC, ITN and Sky News have called on Prime Minister David Cameron to push through new legislation allowing courtroom proceedings to be televised.
In a joint letter sent today (6 February) the three broadcasters urge the Prime Minister to make “timely progress” by including the Bill lifting the prohibition on cameras in court in this May’s Queen’s Speech.
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