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The British press is in a state of convulsion. A huge, government-commissioned enquiry into newspaper standards is underway.

The reason? Allegations about phone-hacking. And one of those at the centre of the maelstrom is Mark Lewis - the lawyer for many of those who say they're victims of phone hacking - including the family of a murdered school girl.

Mark Lewis says that he too has felt the wrath of the newspapers.

But is there a danger that - in the end - a free and vibrant British press could be muzzled?