Newspaper Editorials the Day After: Surprisingly Positive on Press Deal?

When the Prime Minister presented the cross-party deal on press regulation to Parliament , he described it as a way of avoiding the “statutory underpinning” called for in the Leveson Report. Editorials in daily newspapers the following day suggest that most broadsheets are ready to accept the combination of a Royal Charter and a small clause in the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill while tabloids are holding back, but none of them bought the claim that it was not statutory underpinning.