(Press Gazette) Plans to give defendants in rape cases anonymity appear to have been dropped by the coalition Government.
Instead, according to a report in The Guardian, ministers will negotiate with the Press Complaints Commission to persuade newspapers and websites to allow suspected rapists to remain anonymous.
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