Belfast Telegraph apologises over pictures taken at child’s funeral without consent of family
The Belfast Telegraph has apologised after a complaint that a photographer hid in a churchyard to get a picture of…
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Mail Online says sorry over ‘human error’ which led to publication of child sex assault victim’s first name
Mail Online has apologised after publishing the first name of a child sexual assault victim. The move was potentially in…
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Roy Greenslade to stop blogging for IPSO and step down from lecturing at City University
The Guardian’s Roy Greenslade is to stop writing a weekly media blog for the Independent Press Standards Organisation and step…
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Regional newspapers were ‘significantly inaccurate’ in reports of employment tribunal decision, rules IPSO
A number of regional newspapers were “significantly inaccurate” in their reports of a man’s case before an employment tribunal, a…
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Mail on Sunday censured by press regulator IPSO for second time in a week over accuracy
The Mail on Sunday has been censured by press regulator IPSO for the second time in the space of a…
By IPSO: Glasgow Evening Times published details likely to identify child sexual assault victim
A newspaper’s coverage of court proceedings in which a man admitted sexual offences against a young child contained so many…
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Four months on Daily Mail clarifies front-page headline claiming Labour election win would cost every family £4,000 a year
The Daily Mail has clarified a story claiming Labour would cost every British family £4,000 – five months after it…
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Independent Press Standards Organisation urged to rethink ban on membership for most news agencies
News industry regulator IPSO has indicated that it is unable to regulate news agencies which do not publish content themselves.…
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