Sir Alan Moses urges publishers to scrap IPSO rules which allow them to ‘obfuscate and resist’ investigations
Chairman of press regulator IPSO Sir Alan Moses has told press owners to scrap rules which allow them to “obfuscate…
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PCC: Misleading Daily Telegraph article needlessly identified the wife of convicted paedophile
The Daily Telegraph has become the last newspaper to be censured by the Press Complaints Commission after it needlessly identified…
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PCC: Prime Minister breached clause 1 (accuracy) of Editors’ Code in Daily Telegraph column
A Daily Telegraph column written by the Prime Minister was judged to have breached the Editors' Code of Practice. The…
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Why Press Gazette is signing up to IPSO
With the Press Complaints Commission set to close down on 8 September to be replaced by the Independent Press Standards…
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Press regulator IPSO appoints NHS Confederation chief operating officer as first chief executive
New press regulator IPSO – the Independent Press Standards Organisation – has appointed Matt Tee, the chief operating officer for…
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Most journalists understand sexual offences anonymity laws well. But many forget that the PCC code applies to reports sexual offences,…
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The redefining of ‘public interest’ journalism has had a devastating effect on our free press – and it’s going to get far worse
The redefining of ‘public interest’ over the last two decades has had a devastating effect on our free press. Editors…
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PCC rejects complaint from Stan Collymore over Sun ‘I only hit her with open hand’ story
Footballer turned pundit Stan Collymore has had a complaint against The Sun dismissed by the Press Complaints Commission. Collymore (pictured,…
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