Updated at 11.44am GMT 11.17am GMT On the appointment of Newsnight editor Peter Rippon, a "radio person", much of Paxman's evidence is redacted, reports John Plunkett.
We fought for the information for more than a year, eventually receiving only a handful of heavily redacted reports.
The Guardian disclosed last month that a damning redacted report by Pascoe had found there was prima facie evidence that Hancock, 67, had made "unwelcome sexual approaches" to a woman in his constituency.
I obtained a copy of the heavily redacted report last year, which concluded that "the scope of the compromised knowledge related to US intelligence capabilities is staggering".
"Assuming you can redact the report to prevent privacy violations and to protect the innocent I would like to see the report published".
The simple fact is that the UK Border Agency is having enormous problems, not of its own making, but of its political masters, who then choose to redact the report".
The EMA policy acknowledges that, while commercial in-confidence information will be redacted before reports are made public, clinical data can generally not fall into this category [ 54].
The administration also released a partly redacted semiannual report about "compliance" incidents, or mistakes involving the privacy rights of Americans or people in the United States.
The agency redacted the report so much that it reportedly is incomprehensible, now they're fighting with the Senate over what can and can't be released.
At the time, the company said it was redacting the report based on what it said was its "good faith interpretation" of how the F.D.A. would act when releasing the document in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.
It has been a huge collaborative effort, with 16 reporters, editors, production staff and video and data journalists spending several months reviewing, redacting and reporting on the 8,000 pages of documents.
