Press regulator IPSO is not ‘toothless’ says chairman after two years with no fines issued
Chairman of the Independent Press Standards Organisation Sir Alan Moses claims the regulator is not “toothless” as it passes two…
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How editors can save lives by taking special care when reporting on suicide
IPSO complaints committee deputy chair Richard Best on how editors can save lives by responsibly reporting suicide It’s got to…
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IPSO appoints former council chief executive to review complaints
A former council chief executive has been appointed to review complaints for press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation. Trish…
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Most national press publishers sign up to optional libel arbitration scheme which carries £3k fee for claimants
Most national newspapers publishers have signed up to a new voluntary system which aims to reduce the cost of settling…
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IPSO says not racist for Sun to report MP saying UN chief should ‘clear off back’ to Africa
Press regulator IPSO has rejected a complaint against The Sun from a senior UN official that the suggestion he should…
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Belfast’s Sunday Life prompts 200 IPSO complaints over naked dating pics of single politician
A Sunday Life exposé revealing details of a Northern Ireland Assembly member’s sexual exploits has been accused of breaching privacy and…
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Mail Online breached Editors’ Code with inaccurate ‘Islamic honour killing’ headline
Mail Online breached the Editors’ Code with a headline which described a woman’s murder as an “Islamic honour killing”. The…
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Mail Online says Editors’ Code should not apply to articles written in US – IPSO complaint on Tom Cruise ‘bromance’ piece upheld
Press regulator IPSO is reviewing its rules after Mail Online declined to defend an article about Tom Cruise written by…
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