IPSO clears Sun over ‘The Muslim Problem’ article – says causing offence is not a breach of Editors’ Code
A Sun column which used the phrase “The Muslim Problem” has been cleared of breaching the Editors’ Code by press regulator…
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State-funded Press Recognition Panel accused of misusing public funds with ‘self-serving lobbying activity’ on Data Protection Bill
The Government-funded Press Recognition Panel has been accused of breaching Cabinet Office guidelines by lobbying members of the House of…
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News Media Association warns all journalism could be endangered by Lords changes to Data Protection Act
The Data Protection Bill threatens the freedom of the press, according to industry body the News Media Association. The NMA…
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IPSO set to exempt overseas content on Mail Online and other member websites from complying with Editors’ Code
Global digital publishers will not be subject to UK press regulation on stories without clear relevance to the UK under…
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IPSO rejects complaint from sister of London Bridge attack pint runner over use of Facebook post
A woman who shared a viral image of her brother calmly fleeing the London Bridge terror attack with a pint…
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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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