Dossier of 20 inaccurate UK news stories about Muslims revealed, warning false coverage fuels the far right
The national media has corrected at least 20 “significant inaccuracies” about Muslims in news stories over the last year. And according…
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Press regulator IPSO rejects external review calls to lower arbitration scheme fees and hear more appeals
Six months after press regulator IPSO launched a libel and privacy disputes arbitration scheme it has attracted zero claimants. But…
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Government may have to adopt Section 40 compromise, with benefits for Impress but no penalties for the rest
Set beside crisis in the NHS, Brexit, tackling immigration and the foreign policy challenges of dealing with Donald Trump –…
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Debates on Trump, Brexit and Section 40 to be hosted by London Press Club
The London Press Club have announced details of their first two major events of the year, with Economist senior editor…
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Hacked Off YouGov poll: Most favour tougher regulation, 40 per cent say press behaviour worse since Leveson
A YouGov poll commissioned by Hacked Off has found that most favour tougher press regulation and that four in ten…
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Dad who complained son was portrayed as a ‘Nazi’ in Belfast Telegraph report has complaint rejected by IPSO
A man who complained about newspaper coverage portraying his son as a “Nazi” has had his claim rejected by the…
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Press reform campaigners led by Hacked Off today delivered 52,000 pages of Leveson Inquiry evidence to the Department of Culture,…
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IPSO: Express online claim UK would build trading zone ‘ten times bigger than EU’ post Brexit was inaccurate
An Express.co.uk headline claiming the UK would “build a trading zone ten times bigger than the EU” following the Brexit…
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