IPSO: Belfast Telegraph should not have published sex abuse claims against brothers without offering right of reply
The Belfast Telegraph breached the Editor’s Code of Practice by publishing allegations of sexual abuse made by a woman against…
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Claire Singers and Mike Soutar join board of press regulator IPSO
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has appointed two new board members. Claire Singers and Mike Soutar join the board of…
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Society of Editors launches campaign to fight Section 40, claiming law would ‘take us back to Dark Ages’
The Society of Editors has launched a campaign to stop the Section 40 cost penalty law from coming into force. The…
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Sun ‘ok’ to take pictures and comments from grieving father’s public Facebook page, IPSO rules
A newspaper was entitled to re-publish information and pictures posted on to a publicly available Facebook page by a grieving…
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Phone-hacking victim and former journalist Tom Rowland has joined an advisory panel at the Independent Press Standards Organisation. Rowland, who…
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The Sun corrects story which said Muslim train driver crashed because of Ramadan fast
The Sun has corrected a story which claimed a Muslim train driver went through a red light and crashed because…
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Impress a state-backed regulator because it is cue for law which punishes publishers who won’t ‘bend the knee’
Those of us who support unfettered free speech and freedom of the press should accept chief executive Jonathan Heawood’s right…
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Mail Online condemned by IPSO for ‘serious intrusion’ into privacy of Princess Beatrice with ‘skimpy bikini’ story
Press watchdog IPSO has upheld a privacy complaint against Mail Online over a story about Princess Beatrice wearing a “very…
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