Sun and Mail Online acted in public interest by reporting convicted sex offender’s gender change, IPSO rules
A convicted sex offender who changed gender has had her complaint about two newspaper articles dismissed. Michelle Lewin complained to…
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Singer Jamelia ‘genuinely relevant’ to Sun stories about stepbrother’s murder conviction, IPSO rules
The Sun was within its rights to name Jamelia in two stories linking the pop star to her stepbrother’s murder…
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Sun cleared by IPSO over Rod Liddle column dubbed ‘racist’ by Labour
The Sun did not breach accuracy or discrimination rules in publishing a column by Rod Liddle that suggested Labour MP…
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The Sun launches mental health campaign aimed at younger readers after Love Island contestant death
The Sun has launched a campaign aimed at encouraging its younger readers to talk to people about their mental health…
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Mosque massacre: Social media battles to remove terror attack videos as press face criticism over coverage
Social media platforms today battled to remove footage of the New Zealand mosque massacre, which was streamed live on Facebook…
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Academics condemn UK tabloids for sourcing articles from Kremlin-backed RT and Sputnik
New academic research has condemned UK tabloids for sourcing stories from Kremlin-backed news outlets RT (formerly Russia Today) and Sputnik.…
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Sun staff raise £5,000 with 18-mile walk in memory of health features editor who died one year ago aged 31
Sun staff have raised £5,000 for charity with an 18-mile walk across London in memory of the title’s health features…
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Sun fails in bid to halt Johnny Depp libel action over ‘wife-beater’ claim
Actor Johnny Depp has fought off a High Court bid to temporarily halt his libel action against The Sun over…
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