Newspaper did not breach discrimination rules by labelling mind of mentally ill man ‘warped’, IPSO says
A North Wales newspaper did not break discrimination rules by describing the mind of a man with a mental health…
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Academic urges journalism lecturers to step up teaching on suicide reporting
An academic has urged journalism professors to improve how they teach responsible suicide reporting after a survey found nearly three-quarters…
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All but two IPSO member publishers stay with regulator for next five years
All but two members of the Independent Press Standards Organisation have signed up to stay with the regulator for another…
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Sun speculation on woman’s relationship with jailed footballer Adam Johnson breached code, IPSO rules
The Sun has been rapped by the press watchdog after speculating that a woman was in a relationship with disgraced…
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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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