IPSO chair Sir Alan Moses says ‘quite untrue’ to say press regulator controlled by publishers
Sir Alan Moses yesterday rejected the suggestion that the Independent Press Standards Organisation was a “sham” regulator, saying it now…
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Press regulator IPSO claims ‘enhanced powers’ after members approve rule changes
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has announced a four-year funding deal with the industry worth £10m and a series…
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IPSO orders Sunday Times correction over ‘inaccurate’ report on pension advice given to undercover reporter
A story in The Sunday Times about advice on pensions given to a "secret shopper" was inaccurate and required a…
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Impress applies for official recognition and names 12, mainly hyperlocal, members
Would-be press regulator Impress has submitted its application to the Press Recognition Panel (PRP) and named its first 12 members.…
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Kent weekly breached Editors’ Code with front page report unmasking ‘caped crusader’ Ring Pull Man
The Kent and Sussex Courier breached the Editors' Code with a story which wrongly identified a local businessman as the…
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Times censured by IPSO over ‘inaccurate’ story saying OSCE run as corrupt ‘personal fiefdom’
The Times has been censured by the press regulator over an “inaccurate” story claiming the Organisation for Security and Co-operation…
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Sun’s Trevor Kavanagh appointed to board of IPSO
Sun columnist Trevor Kavanagh has been appointed to the board of the Independent Press Standards Organisation. Kavanagh (pictured) was political…
ByIndependent issues correction, not apology, over front page claim of Sun ‘apology’ to Corbyn
The Independent issued a correction today after it claimed on its front page that a Sun correction was an "apology".…
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