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Sister Newsquest titles blame IPSO breach on sub-editor ‘not reading the story properly’ before writing headline

Two Newsquest titles which have been rapped by the Independent Press Standards Organisation have blamed an inaccuracy on a sub-editor “not…

By Dorothy Musariri

Times and Mirror rapped by IPSO over ‘menopause suicide’ story from ‘reputable’ agency which wrongly said former mayor had died

The Times and the Daily Mirror breached accuracy standards when they published a story from a “reputable” news agency which…

By Dorothy Musariri

Sun’s Jeremy Corbyn ‘Blood on his Hands’ splash and Daily Mail’s ‘Legs-it’ front among most complained about stories in 2017, IPSO reveals

The Sun’s “Blood on his Hands” splash with an “ex-IRA killer’s verdict” on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was the most…

By Charlotte Tobitt

Thurrock Council loses second accuracy complaint against newspaper whose editor it has ‘blacklisted’

An Essex council has lost a second accuracy complaint against a local newspaper in the space of a month, shortly…

By Charlotte Tobitt

Telegraph’s undercover sting on ex-England manager Sam Allardyce was in public interest, IPSO rules, but ‘significant inaccuracies’ need correction

An undercover investigation into Sam Allardyce by the Telegraph, which led to his dismissal as England manager after only one…

By Freddy Mayhew

Young millionaire wins IPSO complaint over Mirror report wrongly claiming he called people on benefits ‘scroungers’

The Mirror Online’s headline claim that a young millionaire had called people on benefits “scroungers” has been ruled inaccurate by…

By Charlotte Tobitt

Will IPSO’s arbitration scheme bankrupt newspaper publishers?

The launch of IPSO’s compulsory arbitration scheme means that anyone with a suitable claim can take legal action against the…

By Matt Tee

Labour makes accuracy complaint to IPSO over Jeremy Corbyn wreath-laying coverage in six national newspapers

The Labour Party is pursuing a formal complaint against several national newspapers over their coverage of leader Jeremy Corbyn’s attendance…

By Freddy Mayhew

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