Telegraph editor emeritus and Society of Editors president Ian MacGregor joins IPSO board
Telegraph emeritus editor and Society of Editors president Ian MacGregor has been appointed to the board of the Independent Press…
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IPSO rules Kent Live ‘rape charge’ article inaccurate after newsroom confusion over police press releases
A Kent Live article claiming that a man awaiting trial was charged with rape has been ruled inaccurate by the…
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The Sun made ‘honest mistake’ over inaccurate Brexit tariff calculations which received four IPSO complaints
The Sun has admitted it got the calculations wrong over an article which calculated the potential savings British shoppers could…
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Reporting death: A reflection of a society that cares or needless bothering of bereaved families?
The official review of the aftermath of last year’s Manchester Arena attack, which is due for publication this month, includes…
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IPSO says publishers ‘must take care’ over accuracy of breaking news stories as Mail Online article on phantom Oxford Circus terror attack ruled inaccurate
Publications reporting on a breaking news story with initial uncertainty about the nature of the incident must nevertheless be able…
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Claim in Spectator column that 32,000 Muslims are ‘eager to commit next terror atrocity’ was ‘significantly inaccurate’, rules IPSO
A claim in The Spectator that “there are an estimated 32,000 Muslims eager to commit the next terror atrocity” constituted…
By Sun journalist who contacted sex assault victim three times for story was in ‘serious’ breach of harassment guidelines, rules IPSO
A Sun journalist who called a sexual assault victim three times while a criminal trial was ongoing has been found…
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IPSO has upheld one out of more than 8,000 discrimination complaints but its chairman says a ‘balance has to be struck’
Of the more than 8,000 complaints made to press regulator IPSO within a year that cited its discrimination clause, one…
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