Sunday Express child asylum seekers story was ‘misleading and distorted Home Office data’, IPSO rules
The paper had inaccurately reported most child asylum seekers arriving in the UK were actually adults.
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Mail publisher apologises to Pakistani PM over ‘seriously defamatory’ article
Shahbaz Sharif said the claims made in the article were politically motivated.
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DCMS Commitee chairman told no ‘balance or fairness’ requirement in Editors’ Code after failed IPSO complaint
IPSO told MP Julian Knight the Editors' Code does not contain a "requirement for balance or fairness".
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‘Unbalanced’ Reporting Scotland report on Brexit breached BBC impartiality guidelines
The BBC's Executive Complaints Unit said a Reporting Scotland report on Brexit breached editorial guidelines.
Gogglebox star loses IPSO complaints against Mail Online and Mirror
Ellie Warner, her boyfriend and his father complained about Mail and Mirror articles to the regulator.
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Loose Women’s Coleen Nolan accepts ‘significant’ damages from Mail on Sunday
Coleen Nolan has accepted “significant damages” from the Mail on Sunday over claims about her workplace relations.
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City AM pays libel damages to trader
City AM removed the offending article within 16 hours.
Impartiality | BBC raps Lineker over tweet
The BBC's executive complaints unit has ruled Gary Lineker broke impartiality rules with a tweet relating to Russia in February.
