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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Mail on Sunday avoids second IPSO code breach despite repeating inaccurate global warming claims
Repeating inaccurate global warming study claims did not amount to a separate breach of the Editor’s Code of Practice for…
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IPSO rules Kent Live ‘rape charge’ article inaccurate after newsroom confusion over police press releases
A Kent Live article claiming that a man awaiting trial was charged with rape has been ruled inaccurate by the…
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IPSO upholds complaint from Scottish actress over interview in Sunday Post despite partial copy approval
The UK’s larges press regulator has upheld an accuracy complaint from actress Joanne Thomson against the Sunday Post in Scotland,…
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Claim in Spectator column that 32,000 Muslims are ‘eager to commit next terror atrocity’ was ‘significantly inaccurate’, rules IPSO
A claim in The Spectator that “there are an estimated 32,000 Muslims eager to commit the next terror atrocity” constituted…
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Sunday Times defends IPSO doorstepping complaint with recording of encounter
The Sunday Times has defended a harassment complaint against a reporter by producing a recording of him doorstepping a mosque…
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IPSO rules Boris Johnson’s £350m to EU figure made in Telegraph column ‘not significantly inaccurate’
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has ruled that a claim in the Daily Telegraph that the UK sends £350m…
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Brighton Argus story about rough sleeper evictions inaccurate says IPSO
Brighton’s Argus newspaper breached the Editors’ Code with a story which claimed the local council evicted homeless people from tents…
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