Sikh charity urges journalists to stop using term ‘Asian’ to describe grooming gangs
A Sikh charity has called on journalists to stop using the word “Asian” to describe grooming gangs in cases like…
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Photoshopping flat cap on parrot not breach of code, says IPSO
The Daily Star did not breach accuracy guidelines by photoshopping a flat cap onto a parrot, a press regulator has…
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Press regulator IPSO appoints ex-justice minister peer as new chairman
The Independent Press Standards Organisation, which regulates most newspapers and magazines in the UK, has appointed a peer and former…
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Ofcom rejects Sun journalist’s complaint over clip of Noel Edmonds calling him ‘lowlife’ on ITV News
A Sun journalist complained to broadcast regulator Ofcom after ITV News used a video clip of Deal or No Deal…
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Three newspapers remove stories about teen bride after IPSO complaints
Three news outlets have removed articles about a 16-year-old bride eloping to Scotland following complaints from the teenager. The Mirror…
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Express admits claim of ‘clash’ at Scottish independence march inaccurate after 200 complaints
The Express website breached accuracy rules by wrongly reporting pro-Scottish independence and pro-union activists had “clashed” at a march earlier…
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New online safety laws pose ‘profound dangers to press freedom’, warn UK media groups
The Government’s proposed online safety laws pose “profound dangers to press freedom” and could create “unintended consequences for freedom of…
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Times condemns ‘extraordinary personal attack’ on journalist Andrew Norfolk ‘anti-Muslim reporting’ claim
The Times has condemned an “extraordinary personal attack” on its chief investigative reporter following the publication of a report which…
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