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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Top editors reject call to penalise IPSO-regulated publishers for deleting stories without explanation
Top editors have rejected a request to change the Editors’ Code of Practice – the standards to which most UK…
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IPSO commissions research into standards of UK media reporting on transgender issues
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has commissioned research into the editorial standards applied to transgender reporting in the UK. Charlotte…
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Sun and Mail Online acted in public interest by reporting convicted sex offender’s gender change, IPSO rules
A convicted sex offender who changed gender has had her complaint about two newspaper articles dismissed. Michelle Lewin complained to…
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Singer Jamelia ‘genuinely relevant’ to Sun stories about stepbrother’s murder conviction, IPSO rules
The Sun was within its rights to name Jamelia in two stories linking the pop star to her stepbrother’s murder…
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Activist loses IPSO complaint against Janice Turner column in Times about trans suicides
A transwoman who resigned as a comment awards judge in protest at the shortlisting of Times columnist Janice Turner has…
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IPSO chairman says it would be ‘very dangerous’ to tell press not to publish pictures of terrorists
The chairman of UK press watchdog the Independent Press Standards Organisation has said it would be “very dangerous” to tell…
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