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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The Sun launches mental health campaign aimed at younger readers after Love Island contestant death
The Sun has launched a campaign aimed at encouraging its younger readers to talk to people about their mental health…
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Mail Online rapped for ‘gratuitous’ video of alleged murder victim lying on blood-stained floor
Mail Online failed to sensitively handle a report about an alleged murder victim when it published a “gratuitous” video showing…
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Jewish Chronicle did not breach accuracy rules in report on Labour Party ‘rejecting’ anti-Semitism definition, IPSO rules
The Jewish Chronicle did not break accuracy rules in an article about the Labour Party rejecting a definition of anti-Semitism,…
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Senior politicians accuse UK press regulator of ‘turning a blind eye’ to racism in the media
Senior politicians have accused the UK’s largest press regulator of failing to take action against racism and Islamophobia in the…
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Mail Online claim that GDPR stopped German Christmas wishlist tradition was inaccurate, IPSO rules
Mail Online has been reprimanded after incorrectly claiming EU regulations had halted a German Christmas tradition. A compliant was made…
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Newspaper column’s description of For Britain Movement as ‘far right’ was not inaccurate, IPSO rules
A newspaper column which called the For Britain Movement “far right” was not inaccurate, the UK’s largest press regulator has…
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