Sun publishes correction, with front page reference, over misleading ‘Court Jezter’ claims
The Sun today published a correction, promoted on its front page, over the claim Jeremy Corbyn was willing to join…
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Publishers vote on new rules for IPSO removing chances to resist investigations
News publishers have been asked to agree changes to the system of press regulation which would stop them being able…
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Long-awaited post-Leveson review of the Editors’ Code is a missed opportunity
Paul Dacre’s Editors’ Code Committee appears to have taken the view that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it with…
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Three years after post-Leveson consultation Paul Dacre’s committee makes ‘cosmetic’ changes to Editors’ Code
The Editors' Code of Practice Committee has finally completed its post-Leveson review and has made only "cosmetic" changes to its…
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IPSO receives record 2,000 complaints about Sun’s ‘1 in 5 Brit Muslims’ poll report
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has received more than 2,000 complaints over a Sun report that one in five British…
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IPSO: Telegraph breached code with report that Michael Gove could not get X-Ray, but correction sufficient
A complaint that a Daily Telegraph story headlined "Gove could not get X-ray for broken foot" was inaccurate has been…
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Exemplary damages clause of Crime and Courts Act comes into force: What this means for publishers
Yesterday may be an important date for press regulation. Or it may be of no significance whatsoever. It was the…
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Sunday Mirror story on Lee Rigby financée’s new relationship inaccurate but not intrusive, IPSO rules
A Sunday Mirror story revealing the fiancée of murdered soldier Lee Rigby was in a new relationship was inaccurate but…
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