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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Advisory notices not ‘blanket ban’ against press contact with specific parties, IPSO says
The UK’s largest press regulator has said that advisories sent to media outlets advising them not to contact specific parties…
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UK press regulators back feminist group’s new guidelines on reporting domestic violence deaths
The UK’s two press regulators have endorsed a feminist campaign group’s new set of guidelines on the reporting of domestic…
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Boris Johnson Telegraph column breached accuracy rules with claim of popular support for no-deal Brexit
Boris Johnson breached accuracy guidelines in his Daily Telegraph column when he claimed a no-deal Brexit was the preferred option…
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Cumberland News journalists lose accuracy complaint against their own newspaper
Journalists have lost a complaint against their own newspaper over its coverage of strike action that they themselves had planned.…
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