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Women allegedly abused by Andrew Tate decry ‘misleading’ Spectator article

Complaint sent to Ipso over interview with ‘misogynist influencer’ and brother in Michael Gove-edited magazine

The Guardian - UK

UK press regulator defends chair for publicly opposing Palestine recognition

THE UK’s press regulator has defended its chair after he publicly opposed the recognition of the state of Palestine ...

The National (Scotland)

You shouldn’t have to be Prince Harry to win redress from Britain’s press

Letters: Nathan Sparkes on the importance of press participation in the Leveson system; Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana on affordable access to justice

The Guardian - UK

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Police go to media watchdog over 'false reports' on right-wing columnist hate probe

ESSEX Police have taken the exceptional decision to publish quotes from officers after “a large amount of false reporting” centred on an…

The National (Scotland)

Journalist ‘dumbfounded’ by police visit over social media post investigation

Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson said the police response to a year-old deleted post on X was ‘outrageous’.

The Independent UK

Liam Payne: journalistic ethics are often ignored when celebrities die

When someone famous dies, particularly if they are young or it was unexpected, it is natural for their fans to want to know what happened. But, as the reporting on the tragic death of singer Liam Payne shows, the media does not always handle this appropriately or ethically.

The Conversation

Press watchdog knocks back Michelle Mone's husband over 'offensive' Daily Mail story

A NEWSPAPER was justified in reporting that Michelle Mone’s husband made millions from tax avoidance schemes that led to suicides ...

The National (Scotland)

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Concerns raised over Gaza coverage at major news outlets

A NUMBER of major news outlets have been reported to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) amid concerns over their reporting on Gaza.

The National (Scotland)

Tories on course for worst-ever election result, according to major new poll

LABOUR is on course for a landslide election victory according to a new projection which puts the Tories on course for their worst-ever result.

The National (Scotland)

Prince Harry and the Mirror: how court victory reopened the phone hacking scandal the British press had hoped was over

A pivotal court judgment has found evidence that “habitual” phone hacking went on at Mirror Group newspapers for years.

The Conversation

Steve Coogan: phone-hacking ruling reveals ‘systemic concealment’

Actor and comedian says Prince Harry’s partial high court win shows need for tighter press regulation

The Guardian - UK

Oakley creates insane new Encoder model by accident, teases new ski-cycling hybrid

“Flex Scape” model launching in 2024 can swap arms for a goggle strap

Cycling News

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Woman & Home

'Significantly misleading': Suella Braverman claims panned by press watchdog

A SUELLA Braverman claim about the ethnicity of child grooming gangs has been ruled false by the press regulator, Ipso...

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The Guardian - UK

Braverman’s claim about ethnicity of grooming gangs was false, regulator rules

Mail on Sunday issues correction over opinion piece by home secretary claiming ‘almost all’ child grooming gangs were British-Pakistani

The Guardian - UK

Mirror’s description of Matt Hancock as ‘failed health secretary’ not inaccurate, says watchdog

Article calling him ‘cheating husband who broke the lockdown rules he wrote’ was compliant with press code

Evening Standard

Matt Hancock loses press complaint over being called ‘corrupt’ and ‘failed health secretary’

Ex-Health Secretary loses bid to have paper apologise over article called him ‘corrupt’

The National (Scotland)

'Failed health secretary and cheating husband' Matt Hancock loses IPSO complaint

FORMER health secretary Matt Hancock has had his complaints over a series of articles published in the Daily Mirror rejected by IPSO.

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The Independent UK

Fine to describe Matt Hancock as a failed health secretary and cheating husband, press watchdog rules

One article said Mr Hancock ‘broke the lockdown rules he wrote and doubled down on the lies he told’

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian’s editorial code has been updated – here’s what to expect

The code sets out the principles, values and standards that drive Guardian and Observer journalism, writes the Guardian and Observer’s global readers’ editor Elisabeth Ribbans

The Independent UK

BBC may need to consider alternative funding options in future, minister says

Culture minister Sir John Whittingdale suggested the decline in licence fee payers could mean the BBC needs to consider other funding options.

The Independent UK

UK press watchdog finds a tabloid column about hate for Prince Harry's wife, Meghan, was sexist

Britain's press watchdog has found a column in the The Sun tabloid about hatred for Prince Harry’s wife, Meghan, was sexist

Woman & Home

Why Meghan Markle has reason to celebrate following 'historic' legal win

Meghan Markle has scored a victory against British columnist Jeremy Clarkson in a historic ruling

Tribune News Service

UK regulators make historic decision in sexism complaint over 2022 Meghan Markle article

In what became a landmark ruling, the U.K.’s Independent Press Standards Organisation chose to uphold sexism complaints regarding a 2022 article about Meghan Markle that triggered more than 25,000 responses after being published by The Sun.

Daily Record

Jeremy Clarkson guilty of sexism in column about Meghan Markle

The Sun will have to publish a summary of the findings against it on the same page as the column usually appears.

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