IPSO rules Boris Johnson’s £350m to EU figure made in Telegraph column ‘not significantly inaccurate’
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has ruled that a claim in the Daily Telegraph that the UK sends £350m…
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Speaking to media can be ‘distressing’ and ‘daunting’ – public should consider using lawyer or PR company, government guidance says
Dealing with the media can be a “distressing” and “daunting” experience and the public need to “exercise caution” and should…
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Mirror and Bristol Post settle IPSO complaint with apology letters to family who claimed reports’ graphic details ‘not heard in court’
Mirror Online and Bristol Post sent private letters of apology to a grieving family after they complained of graphic detail…
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Three years on… IPSO is ready to carry out first standards investigation after appointing nine-strong panel
Press regulator IPSO is ready to carry out its first standards investigation after appointing nine members of its investigations panel.…
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IPSO upholds inaccuracy complaint against Telegraph and Express over reports of ‘hard Brexit’ support poll
A press regulator has upheld an inaccuracy complaint against the Daily Telegraph and the Express website in reports claiming a…
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IPSO launches new logo for member publishers to show their commitment to ‘high standards and public accountability’
Press regulator IPSO has launched a new logo which it is encouraging member organisations to display “to show their commitment…
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Most UK national newspapers offer low-cost route to settle libel claims in bid to stop statutory press regulation
Press regulator IPSO has a launched a new low-cost libel disputes arbitration scheme in a move which publishers hope will…
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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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