By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 20:25 EST, 18 March 2013 | UPDATED: 20:26 EST, 18 March 2013 The Prime Minister sent Oliver Letwin as the only Conservative representative at late-night talks on the new Press regulation deal – unaware that campaign group Hacked Off would also be present. Cabinet Office minister Mr Letwin agreed to go to Labour leader Ed Miliband’s offices in the House of Commons late on Sunday to rubber stamp a Royal Charter deal. What Downing Street did not know was that four senior officials from Hacked Off, the campaign group fronting demands for a Press law, were there too – including co-founder Brian Cathcart and former Liberal Democrat MP Evan Harris.
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It included co-founder Brian Cathcart and former Lib Dem MP Evan Harris
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Newspaper industry saw charter for first time at 4.30am yesterday
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Downing Street did not know 4 senior Hacked Off officials would be present
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