Daily Telegraph tops the table for most Editors’ Code breaches in 2023
There were 8,045 complaints made in 2023, down from 36,658 in 2022.
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Telegraph vindicated by IPSO over ‘Whatsapp files’ Matt Hancock front page
Hancock complained the 'Lockdown Files' gave an incomplete picture and he was not approached for comment.
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Editors reject extra protection in Code for Jews, Muslims and those with ADHD
Editors' Code of Practice Committee say ban on "generalised remarks" could harm free speech.
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Why press regulator IPSO needs to start standing up for ‘boomers’
Chief executive at the Centre for Ageing Better on why ageism still runs rampant in the media.
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IPSO faces backlash from publishers over Jeremy Clarkson ruling
The NUJ and Women in Journalism, however, said they welcomed the decision.
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Petitioners call for ban on domestic abuse victim-blaming in Editors’ Code
Level Up say there should be a clause on domestic abuse stories as there is for suicide reporting.
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IPSO chief: ‘I would feel like a bit of a muppet’ saying I trust the whole media
Charlotte Dewar also fielded criticism about how IPSO deals with "discriminatory" coverage against groups.
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MP calls for legally binding Editors’ Code with domestic abuse clause following Emma Pattison reporting
Dawn Butler wants journalists to be "legally bound" to report domestic abuse responsibly.
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