IPSO v Impress: Ten years after Leveson, how are the press ‘watchmen’ faring?
“Who watches the watchmen?” This was the question Brian Leveson sought to answer with his massive 2012 investigation and report…
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IPSO declines call to launch first standards investigation into Jewish Chronicle
Update 5 January 2022: IPSO has declined a request to launch a standards investigation into the Jewish Chronicle. The regulator’s…
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IPSO says 10% of all complaints it received in first year of pandemic related to Covid-19 coverage
Just 10% of complaints received by the UK’s biggest press regulator during the first year of the pandemic were about…
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Reporting on terrorism: Call for 48-hour ban on contacting survivors meets resistance from media
The UK’s largest press regulator has said the media must be able to report “freely and in the public interest”…
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‘Annus horribilis’: What UK news publishers learned from mistakes in year of pandemic and Brexit
Publishers have shared their annual, at times candid, look at operations over the past year – dubbed by one B2B…
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IPSO raps Metro for wrongly telling readers to only leave home once for exercise in lockdown – even though info came from UK gov
Press regulator IPSO has ruled that Metro breached the Editors’ Code by wrongly telling readers they could only leave home…
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Express reporting of historic fishing disputes during Brexit negotiations was ‘inflammatory’, IPSO rules
The UK’s biggest press regulator has accused the Express website of “inflammatory” reporting during a delicate period of UK and…
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Metro flags IPSO ruling on front page after wrongly claiming non-Covid death tolls ‘soared’ during lockdown
IPSO has issued a rare order to Metro to flag a “serious” breach of the Editors’ Code on its front…
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