Best-selling UK daily and Sunday newspapers sign up to compulsory arbitration scheme from press regulator IPSO
The UK’s best-selling daily and Sunday newspapers have agreed to sign up to a compulsory arbitration scheme that could force…
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IPSO rules it is ‘neither reasonable nor desirable’ for editors to fact check readers’ letters before publication
It is “neither reasonable nor desirable” to expect editors to verify every fact given in published letters from readers, the…
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Telegraph breached Editors’ Code by publishing unpixelated photo of child in article about family shot at in Rio
The Daily Telegraph breached standards code provisions protecting children when it published a picture of a couple’s daughter with a…
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UK’s largest press watchdog creating compulsory arbitration scheme for newspapers that offers alternative to court action for press victims
The Independent Press Standards Organisation is creating a compulsory version of its low-cost arbitration scheme in a move towards greater…
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The UK’s largest press regulator has launched an advertising campaign in national newspapers to tell readers that “fake news is…
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First ever judicial review of IPSO complaints handling process is dismissed by High Court judge
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has successfully defended a judicial review at the High Court, the first to be brought…
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Telegraph sorry over travel article that repeated ‘anti-Semitic trope’ ruled inaccurate by IPSO
The Telegraph has apologised over a travel article in which it admitted to repeating an “anti-Semitic trope”. The Telegraph Travel…
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Press regulator IPSO to develop new guidance on reporting suicide in collaboration with Samaritans charity
The UK’s largest press regulator will develop new guidance on suicide reporting as it partners with mental health charity the…
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