Daily Mail and Metro to pay ‘substantial’ libel damages to Loose Women panellist and husband
Titles published “serious and damaging allegations” falsely suggesting hatred of Jews.
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Mistakes and Rulings
Sun pays damages to Coronation Street actor over false Islamic extremism story
The Sun falsely said Qasim Akhtar trained with guns in Pakistan.
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IPSO: Times OK to say BBC ignored Bill Gates climate U-turn despite Today coverage
Story was mentioned at least in passing on Today programme and other radio shows.
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IPSO notifies Information Commissioner over ‘AI-generated’ Misan Harriman complaints
Regulator says it has received 25,000 complaints over articles about Southbank Centre boss.
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Cornwall Live risked identifying sexual assault victim, says IPSO
Reach website did not accept victim could have been identified from story.
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Former BBC content chief loses IPSO complaint after saying Gaza documentary mistake not her fault
IPSO rules “reasonable basis” for Telegraph’s claim that Moore was blamed for Gaza documentary.
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Irish News ‘overstated’ audience plant allegations against Stephen Nolan show, says IPSO
Title breached Editors’ Code with investigation into BBC show.
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Reach website rapped over ‘significantly misleading’ pensions headline
Fourth Birmingham Live headline ruled by IPSO to be misleading in just over a year.
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