After Lord Leveson 's report on press ethics , James Robinson asks what will change . Robinson : British press has vowed to clean up its act before , after Diana 's death . PM David Cameron , newspapers and the police are immediate winners , he says . But it is not just a question of money ; there was also an element of public opinion in this case that made people want to see justice done for Diana.
After Lord Leveson 's report on press ethics , James Robinson asks what will change . Robinson : British press has vowed to clean up its act before , after Diana 's death . PM David Cameron , newspapers and the police are immediate winners , he says . Tabloid editors and the Murdochs were roundly criticized by the report , he adds .