IPSO’s most complained about articles: From Stonehaven ‘Death Express’ to Jeremy Clarkson on Meghan Markle
IPSO has historically tended to reject mass complaints.
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Jeremy Clarkson Sun column becomes IPSO’s most-ever complained about article
The Editors' Code does not necessarily prevent publishers from publishing such content, however.
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Sunday Express child asylum seekers story was ‘misleading and distorted Home Office data’, IPSO rules
The paper had inaccurately reported most child asylum seekers arriving in the UK were actually adults.
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IPSO: Publishers have overhauled editorial compliance in post-Leveson era
IPSO chief executive Charlotte Dewar explains why press standards have improved post Leveson.
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Litigation not regulation said to be behind press good behaviour ten years after Leveson
Is litigation only route open to settling disputes with press ten years on from Leveson?
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The Canary is Impress-regulated publisher with most upheld complaints
The Canary was forced to accept it had breached its standards more times than any of the 200 other publishers…
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Media mistakes and rulings: Ofcom raps BBC over reporting of anti-Semitic bus attack
Read Press Gazette’s digest of the latest newspaper and media legal settlements, regulatory breaches, corrections and mistakes. Included are the…
ByMail Online tops press regulator IPSO’s 2021 naughty list with 15 rulings against it
Mail Online breached the Editors’ Code of Practice more times than any other newsbrand in 2021, according to the Independent…
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