During my time studying Journalism, I have found learning about the aspects of media law to be one of the most interesting. I quickly leaned that it often brings up fierce debates between freedom of speech and the public right to privacy.
Looking on the Press Gazette website, I came across a very recent case that was dealt with by the Press Complaints Commission (PCC).
The PCC has censured the Bristol Evening Post for intruding on the funeral of a suicide victim.
