John Prescott says ‘back on terra cotta’ quote was Del Boy not him, but IPSO clears Times over diary piece
The Times has been cleared of breaching the Editors’ Code over a diary column headlined: “Big John back on terra…
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Press reform campaigner Max Mosley donated £200k to fund Tom Watson’s office
Campaigner for tougher press regulation Max Mosley had donated £200,000 to “fierce” press critic and Labour deputy leader Tom Watson…
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Ham & High told by IPSO to publish front-page correction over misleading ‘Shylock jibe’ splash
A weekly newspaper must publish a front page apology after IPSO upheld a complaint that its splash “Shylock jibe after…
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Inaccurate newspaper stories misled the British public when they voted ‘Leave’ says founder of pro-EU fact-checking website
The founder of a pro-Remain fact-checking website has claimed that a series of “significantly misleading” articles misled the British public…
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Sun apologises to hypnotist Paul McKenna over report that he was drunk and abusive on Barbados flight
The Sun has apologised to hypnotist Paul McKenna over an article which alleged he was drunk on a flight. It…
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‘The man who never made a mistake never made anything’: Annual statements of UK’s IPSO-regulated news publishers revealed
The 81 newspaper and magazine publishers regulated by IPSO have published their second set of annual statements. The reports detail…
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Sir Alan Moses interview: Sun editor a ‘lousy advocate’, ‘unimaginable piety’ of Guardian, Brexit debate ‘deeply dispiriting’
Chairman of press regulator IPSO has said that Sun editor Tony Gallagher was a “lousy advocate” when he appeared on…
By Press regulator IPSO launches 24-hour whistleblowing hotline for journalists
Press regulator IPSO has boosted its hotline for journalists who feel pressured to act unethically to a 24-hour service. The number…
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