Sports Direct billionaire Mike Ashley wins IPSO complaint against Times over ‘gulag’ warehouse condition claims
Sports Direct and its billionaire founder Mike Ashley have won a complaint against the Times over a comment piece which…
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First ever government complaints to IPSO made over SNP’s Union Jack ‘snub’ story in Telegraph and Scottish Daily Express
Two complaints by the Scottish Government to the Independent Press Standards Organisation over stories in the Express and the Telegraph…
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Daily Mail breached Editors’ Code after freelance journalist identified victims of sexual assault to their parents, IPSO rules
The Independent Press Standards Organisation upheld a complaint against the Daily Mail from three victims of sexual offence after a…
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Katie Hopkins wins IPSO complaint against Mirror after headline wrongly claimed she was detained abroad over drug use
Katie Hopkins has won a complaint against the Mirror after it wrongly claimed she had been detained in South Africa…
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IPSO upholds accuracy complaint against Scottish Sun after it reported attacker as ‘boozed-up’ during onslaught when he was in fact sober
The Scottish Sun breached accuracy standards with a headline that said a “thug” was “boozed-up” as he launched an attack…
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IPSO rules it is ‘neither reasonable nor desirable’ for editors to fact check readers’ letters before publication
It is “neither reasonable nor desirable” to expect editors to verify every fact given in published letters from readers, the…
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Telegraph breached Editors’ Code by publishing unpixelated photo of child in article about family shot at in Rio
The Daily Telegraph breached standards code provisions protecting children when it published a picture of a couple’s daughter with a…
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Telegraph sorry over travel article that repeated ‘anti-Semitic trope’ ruled inaccurate by IPSO
The Telegraph has apologised over a travel article in which it admitted to repeating an “anti-Semitic trope”. The Telegraph Travel…
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