Mirror headline claiming ‘six out of seven UK kids live in poverty’ was misleading, IPSO rules
Child poverty rate only reached above 73% in one UK electoral ward.
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Telegraph inaccurately calculated ‘one in 12 in London is illegal migrant’ stat, IPSO finds
Telegraph displayed "lack of care" in reporting about illegal migrant population.
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Telegraph showed ‘lack of care’ with headline: ‘Quarter of UK sex crimes carried out by foreigners’
Data was available and set out in article but headline was misleading, IPSO finds.
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Mail defended inaccurate immigrants story by saying Telegraph was source
Mail argued it did not need to check story taken from Telegraph front page.
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Express rapped by IPSO over inaccurate headlines six times in three months
The articles mostly related to the perceived impact of the first Budget from Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
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Essex Police loses accuracy complaint versus Telegraph over Allison Pearson questioning
IPSO also rules that it is fine for publishers to cover ongoing criminal investigations.
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Actress Kate Beckinsale secures removal of Mail Online ‘weight loss’ article
The Mail said Beckinsale had "opened up" about the "difficult time" she was going through.
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Telegraph takes down Stop Funding Hate article after legal threat
Telegraph agrees to pay campaign group's legal costs.
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