text: The Bill would bring "significantly more protection to defendants with limited means and lessen the likelihood of attempts being made to threaten and intimidate them, while still enabling business to protect their reputation where this has been seriously harmed by unjustified allegations," he said.
  Later analysis of division lists showed that on the Leveson vote there were 12 Tory and five Lib Dem rebels. Voting figures suggested widespread abstentions, particularly among the Lib Dems.
  The Conservative rebels included major party donor Lord Ashcroft, Prime Minister David Cameron's stepfather-in-law Viscount Astor, former Cabinet ministers Lord Fowler, Lord Hurd of Westwell and Lord Moore of Lower Marsh.
  The other Tory rebels were Lord Campbell of Alloway, Lord Inglewood, Baroness Knight of Collingtree, the Earl of Liverpool, Lord Lucas, Baroness O'Cathain, and LordTugendhat.
  The Lib Dem rebels were Lord Dykes, Lord Maclennan of Rogart, Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne, Lord Oakeshott of Seagrove Bay and Lord Redesdale.
  The amendment was supported by the 17 rebels plus 175 Labour peers, 65 crossbenchers, six Bishops including the Archbishop of York and nine others.
  A spokesman from the Department for Culture Media and Sport said: "This is not Government policy and we are disappointed the House of Lords has agreed to this amendment, which is a flawed attempt to implement the Leveson principles.
  "The amendment would have to return to the Commons and the view of the Culture Secretary (Maria Miller) remains the same – statutory underpinning is not necessary for tough self independent press regulation.
  "All the main political parties have agreed that a cross-party approach is best, and these talks are on-going."
  A spokesman for press regulation campaign group Hacked Off said: "Hacked Off welcomes this exceptional show of cross-party support for the principle of Lord Justice Leveson's recommendations.
  "The scale of the majority shows the strength of feeling in the Lords to implement an effective and independent system of press regulation.
  "Parliamentarians in both Houses want swift action and will ensure that either the Government is forced to deliver the full implementation of the Leveson Report into law or the parliamentary majorities will do it themselves."
  
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