IPSO: Sun’s covert recording of Paul Mason talking in restaurant about Corbyn’s lack of appeal not a breach of privacy
A Sun report based on a covert recording of journalist Paul Mason, in which he made disparaging remarks about Jeremy Corbyn…
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IPSO: Mail Online use of unverified quotes in story about DIY plane stopped on Chinese border was ‘significantly misleading’
Mail Online’s use of unverified quotes in a story about a pilot who was denied entry to Chinese airspace in…
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Guardian’s Roy Greenslade to write unregulated weekly blog for press regulator IPSO
Former Guardian media columnist Roy Greenslade is to write a weekly blog for press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation.…
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Four Trinity Mirror titles issue correction over NHS Trust over leaked report
Four Trinity Mirror newspapers have issued page two corrections after running th same article claiming to reveal the planned closure of…
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IPSO rules that it was OK for Yorkshire Post to call English Democrats a far-right party
The Yorkshire Post gave “sufficient examples” of how the English Democrats had acted or used speech associated with the far-right…
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News agency suing Buzzfeed applies to join press regulator IPSO to counter ‘fake news’ claims against stories
A British-owned press agency in the midst of a libel battle with Buzzfeed has applied to join press regulator the…
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Express corrects article about mass sex attack by migrants three weeks after it was retracted by Bild
The Express has corrected an article claiming that 900 migrants carried out sex attacks in Frankfurt on New Year’s Eve.…
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Sir Harold Evans on ‘disgraceful’ Google and Facebook and his support for Section 40/Impress
Former Sunday Times editor Sir Harold Evans has branded Facebook and Google “disgraceful” for their failure to tackle the spread…
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