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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Daily Mail managing editor: ‘Psychotic’ Guardian cannot lecture tabloids on Harry whilst refusing to be regulated itself
The Daily Mail has hit back at The Guardian over a leader which criticised “disingenuous” tabloids for invading Prince Harry’s…
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IPSO chair Sir Alan Moses: Lord Chancellor should do more to protect judges from ‘ignorant criticism’
The chairman of press regulator IPSO has said Lord Chancellor Liz Truss did not go far enough in her response…
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i signs up to IPSO as Guardian and FT continue to reject press regulation
The i newspaper has signed up to press regulator IPSO. The move means that The Guardian, Observer and the Financial…
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New ten-week consultation announced on Leveson two and press regulation libel cost penalties
The Government has announced a new ten-week consultation on whether to enforce tough financial penalties on publishers who refuse to…
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Sun undercover investigation into sale of diplomas deemed in public interest, IPSO rules
An undercover investigation by The Sun into a man selling health care diplomas to students, which could be used to…
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