Sun story criticising Nottingham City Council for spending £40,000 on moving newts did not breach Editors’ Code, IPSO rules
The Sun did not breach the Editors’ Code of Practice with a story criticising Nottingham City Council’s £40,000 spend on…
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Woman’s Own magazine ordered to flag correction on front page over inaccurate ‘diva’ Denise Welch story
Weekly magazine Woman’s Own has apologised to former soap actress Denise Welch after falsely claiming she had made “diva-like demands”…
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Sister Newsquest titles blame IPSO breach on sub-editor ‘not reading the story properly’ before writing headline
Two Newsquest titles which have been rapped by the Independent Press Standards Organisation have blamed an inaccuracy on a sub-editor “not…
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Times and Mirror rapped by IPSO over ‘menopause suicide’ story from ‘reputable’ agency which wrongly said former mayor had died
The Times and the Daily Mirror breached accuracy standards when they published a story from a “reputable” news agency which…
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Thurrock Council loses second accuracy complaint against newspaper whose editor it has ‘blacklisted’
An Essex council has lost a second accuracy complaint against a local newspaper in the space of a month, shortly…
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Young millionaire wins IPSO complaint over Mirror report wrongly claiming he called people on benefits ‘scroungers’
The Mirror Online’s headline claim that a young millionaire had called people on benefits “scroungers” has been ruled inaccurate by…
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Former MP Lembit Opik wins privacy complaint against Sun over pics of him ‘nuzzling’ woman while on holiday
Former MP Lembit Opik has won a privacy complaint against The Sun after it published snaps of him “nuzzling” a…
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Beautician wins complaint against Mail on Sunday over ‘cosmetic cowboy’ claims
A beautician has won a complaint against the Mail on Sunday over an article investigating the rise of treatments being…
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