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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IPSO publishes new guidelines for reporting on major incidents in response to Manchester terror attack
IPSO has published new guidance for reporting major incidents after journalists were accused of behaving “very badly” in the aftermath of…
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Identifying sex crime victims while newsgathering is breach of code, IPSO clarifies
An “ambiguous” clause in the Editors’ Code of Practice has been revised to make clear that journalists should ensure they…
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Scottish weekly published details likely to identify child sex abuse victim, IPSO rules
A Scottish weekly newspaper published information that might have lead to a child sex abuse victim being identified, press regulator…
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Bristol Post journalist who accessed university portal for story on suicide rates acted in public interest, IPSO rules
A Bristol Post journalist was acting in the public interest when he logged into a university counselling portal to look…
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Yorkshire Evening Post needed father’s consent to publish images of cancer mother’s children, IPSO rules
The Yorkshire Evening Post breached the Editors’ Code of Practice by publishing photos of of a mother and her children…
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