Regulator IPSO tells journalists: Check privacy settings before lifting material from social media
Press regulator IPSO has urged journalists to check social media users’ privacy settings before taking photographs and other material from…
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IPSO says Mail Online pictures of new David and Victoria Beckham home not a breach of privacy
Pictures of David and Victoria Beckham’s new UK home, which were published by Mail Online, did not breach the famous…
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Brighton Argus story about rough sleeper evictions inaccurate says IPSO
Brighton’s Argus newspaper breached the Editors’ Code with a story which claimed the local council evicted homeless people from tents…
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1,500 complain to IPSO over Mail Online story naming Grenfell Tower resident ‘whose fridge exploded’
Press regulator IPSO has received more than 1,500 complaints over a Mail Online story which names and pictures a Grenfell…
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IPSO: Harassment complaint thrown out after local newspaper says journalist was on holiday in Spain
A complaint of harassment against a local newspaper journalist has been dismissed by a press regulator after it was revealed…
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IPSO: Sun did not breach Editors’ Code with secret filming for ‘sick note cop sells threesomes’ story
The Sun did not breach the Editors’ Code when it used undercover filming to expose a police officer who was…
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Mail Online takes down video of schoolgirl attack after privacy complaint from mother of teenage ‘bully’
Mail Online has removed a video showing schoolgirls attacking another child after receiving a complaint from the mother of one…
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IPSO chief executive concerned that threat of an adjudication means editors are saying: ‘Let’s just stay on the safe side’
Journalists may be playing “too safe”, the head of Britain’s biggest press regulator has warned. Matt Tee, chief executive of…
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