Sun publisher pays out to celebs over claims of hacking, blagging and deception
News Group Newspapers apologised to the claimants, who include Mel C and Catherine Tate.
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Complaints about BBC coverage of Israel-Hamas war are not upheld
The complaints were fast-tracked by BBC director-general Tim Davie.
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Prince Harry army instructor loses IPSO bid against Spare ‘complete fantasy’ claim on Reach sites
Michael Booley was unhappy with the results of an interview he gave to the Sunday Mirror.
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The National cleared by IPSO over Joanna Cherry ‘sacked for transphobia’ claim
Kirsty Blackman opposed a claim made by Cherry in a column for The National.
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Martin Clunes wins IPSO complaint versus Mail after reporter failed to take notes
IPSO decided that "on the balance of probabilities" the journalist had got a key quote wrong.
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Daily Mirror goes 2-1 up against Matt Hancock with IPSO complaint win
Mirror OK to describe Hancock home as a "love nest".
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GB News immigration discussion broke due impartiality rules, Ofcom says
GB News apologised to Ofcom and promised more staff training.
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Mail on Sunday agrees to correct Braverman grooming gangs ethnicity claim
The Home Secretary falsely wrote that perpetrators of child sexual exploitation were "almost all British-Pakistani".
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