Glasgow Herald wrong to report that council leader attempted suicide, IPSO rules
The Glasgow-based Herald newspaper was ordered to publish a correction after the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) partially upheld a…
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Publishers face threat of punitive libel costs as rival regulator IMPRESS seeks official recognition
New press regulator IMPRESS has revealed that it is applying for official recognition under the Parliament-backed Royal Charter process. It…
ByIPSO tells Sunday Express page 30 correction for front-page mistake is not good enough
The Sunday Express has been ordered to publish a page two correction following an inaccurate front-page story. The story from…
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IPSO rejects complaint against inaccurate newspaper story based on information from council website
A complaint that a newspaper failed to take care over the accuracy of a story based on information from a…
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IPSO rejects Katie Hopkins migrant ‘cockroaches’ complaints: Editors’ Code does not cover ‘taste and offence’
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has rejected more than 400 complaints about a Sun comment piece which described African migrants…
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Former Flybe director of communications joins IPSO as director of external affairs
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has announced two new appointments, including a director of external affairs. Niall Duffy, who has…
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Times publishes page 2 IPSO adjudication after picturing non-relevant woman with man arrested for murder
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has upheld a complaint against The Times after it pictured a man arrested for murder…
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Press could face threat of statutory regulation by Ofcom under Labour government
Labour’s pledge to enforce the Leveson report recommendations could ultimately see the UK press threatened with regulation by Ofcom. The…
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