Government may not enforce plan to make publishers pay both sides’ libel and privacy costs
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has said he is "not persuaded" by a law forcing publishers pay both sides' legal costs…
ByIPSO
IPSO rejects complaint from Michael Jackson’s nephew over ‘£134m hush money’ claim
Michael Jackson’s nephew has had an accuracy complaint against the Daily Mirror over a story headlined “Jacko’s £134m hush money”…
By
Telegraph censured over ‘significantly misleading’ front page anti-semitism claim against Jeremy Corbyn
The Daily Telegraph breached the Editors’ Code by inaccurately reporting on its front page an allegation of anti-semitism made against…
By
Mail and Express titles have committed most Editors’ Code breaches under IPSO
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has upheld more complaints against the Express and Mail groups than any other newspaper titles.…
By
IPSO ‘not for us’ says former Independent editor Blackhurst – but rival regulator also fails to impress
Former Independent editor Chris Blackhurst has said that membership of the Independent Press Standards Organisation is “not for us, guv”.…
By
IPSO rejects complaint from Cambridge professor who said assassinated scientists claims were ‘off the record’
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has rejected a complaint from a Cambridge professor against The Times for reporting him as…
By
Press regulator IPSO to commission external review to test ‘independence and effectiveness’
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has announced plans to commission an external review to test its "independence and effectiveness". The…
By
As Channel 4 requests ‘cash-for-access’ probe, IPSO reveals it has received no complaints over Telegraph story
Channel 4 has called on Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, to investigate its "cash-for-access" sting on two former foreign secretaries following…
By
