Paramilitary figures using IPSO complaints ‘to keep us quiet’, says Sunday World journalist
Editors at the Belfast-based Sunday World newspaper believe known organised crime figures and paramilitary leaders are abusing the Editors’ Code…
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IPSO backs Express over banned bendy bananas but other EU claims ruled inaccurate
The Express website has been told to correct two of its claims about “ridiculous” EU laws Britain has been “forced…
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Press regulator says social distancing a matter for police after Cummings media scrum complaints
The UK’s largest press regulator has pointed anyone concerned about journalists not following social distancing guidelines to the police, but…
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Woman ‘in relationship with chandelier’ loses complaint against ‘discriminatory’ Sun column
A woman who claimed that an article in the Sun referring to her having “married a chandelier-style light fitting” discriminated…
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State-funded Press Recognition Panel backs calls for new anti-press privacy law
Anger over tabloid coverage of Love Island host Caroline Flack prior to her suicide is being used by a state-backed…
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Sun defends coverage of attack on Manchester United boss’s home seen by reporter
The Sun has admitted its reporter attended an attack on the home of Manchester United boss Ed Woodward, but said…
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Ex-IPSO chairman Sir Alan Moses says BBC ‘far too wet’ in face of Government criticism
The former chairman of press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation has told the BBC it needs to be “far…
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Mail on Sunday rapped by IPSO over article wrongly framing Labour plans on capital gains tax
The Mail on Sunday has corrected a story that could have wrongly led readers to believe a Labour Government would…
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