The public haven’t been fooled: it’s time to stop pretending Leveson lessons were learned
Press Recognition Panel chair says new research shows people remain sceptical of media standards.
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Manchester Evening News pays £16k damages to Bob Vylan frontman
Reach publication wrongly stated Pascal Robinson had performed Nazi salutes on stage.
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New police media guidance aims to reset post-Leveson culture of suspicion
New guidance allows off-the-record briefings and encourages police openness.
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Getty vs Stability AI ruling is ‘damp squib’ that fails to create precedent
Getty parallel case against Stability AI in the US continues.
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Express rapped by IPSO over inaccurate headlines 12 times in 2025 so far
The articles mostly relate to Labour’s financial policies.
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University leader wins substantial damages after being defamed by Steve Coogan
Loughborough University chief says Coogan script was ‘monstrous’ distortion of facts.
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Are press trip freebies taxable income for freelances and influencers?
A travel blogger has said she needs to be paid to go on press trips.
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Ofcom backs away from change to rule over politicians acting as presenters
Concerns over “de facto ban” on politicians presenting any type of programme under Ofcom’s proposed change.
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