Six news titles breach Editors’ Code privacy clause – one with ‘egregious’ details of sexual assault victims
The Greenock Telegraph was told it should undergo training as a result of its code breach.
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LGBTQ journalists in UK call out lack of employer support amid increased abuse
LBGTQ journalists face high levels of abuse and little employer support, according to a new study.
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Jewish Chronicle rapped over claim Iran vowed to ‘wipe Jews off face of Earth’
The regulator said Iranian political leaders had instead called for Israel's destruction.
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Nearly ten years on IPSO looks unlikely to launch standards investigation, review finds
The regulator declined to investigate the Jewish Chronicle, instead monitoring it and training staff.
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Ex-Metro editor Ted Young joins IPSO complaints committee
Young left Metro in March after a digital-first restructure of the newsroom.
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Sun ordered by IPSO to correct false claim man raped dog
The Sun breached accuracy rules in the Editors’ Code of Practice by reporting that a man had “filmed himself raping…
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Petitioners call for ban on domestic abuse victim-blaming in Editors’ Code
Level Up say there should be a clause on domestic abuse stories as there is for suicide reporting.
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Media Bill to repeal Leveson–inspired Section 40 and create Broadcast Code for streamers
The never-activated clause would make publishers pay both sides' costs if they are sued.
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