Leveson Inquiry recommendations likely to be adopted Mr Cameron said he would keep an open mind until the full conclusions of the report are published. "Let's let him do his work," he said."I fully intend to, and I think that this goes right across the parties: we all want to put in place a sensible regulatory system. We're hoping Lord Leveson is going to crack this problem for us, but we must let him do his work first. Anti-censorship groups fear state regulation could curb free speech, but privacy campaigners argue self-regulation has failed. Mr Cameron is due to meet members of Hacked Off, the campaign group against phone-hacking by the media, at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Hugh Grant, the actor and leader of the campaign, yesterday said he fears new regulation of the press will not be tough enough. "Self-regulation of the press is a system that has been proven to fail for 50 years," the actor said. What could come out of Leveson is an independent regulator. I do not see the slightest danger to freedom of speech from it.