Express business coverage found to have breached Editors’ Code 12 times this year
Regulator has repeatedly censured Express over misleading headlines.
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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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Times journalists urged to make ‘basic’ checks after two ‘humiliating’ hoaxes
Associate editor Ian Brunskill says “serious damage” caused to reputation of The Times.
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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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Express was newsbrand with most Editors’ Code breaches in 2024
Total number of complaints against IPSO-regulated publishers fell in 2024.
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Clickbait has become ‘self-perpetuating cycle’ drowning out genuine news
Journalist Mandy Gardner assesses incentives for clickbait and its distortion of the media landscape.
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Mail defended inaccurate immigrants story by saying Telegraph was source
Mail argued it did not need to check story taken from Telegraph front page.
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Essex Police loses accuracy complaint versus Telegraph over Allison Pearson questioning
IPSO also rules that it is fine for publishers to cover ongoing criminal investigations.
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