Fact-check

Guest blog: The Times and The Telegraph reported polls secretly arranged by Reform UK without telling readers who commissioned them. Ben Phillips on why polling transparency matters, and why newspapers keep failing to ask basic questions.

Guest blog: Chris Goodall took a complaint to IPSO over fifteen factual errors in a Daily Mail article on wind power. Almost a year later, the regulator ordered a single sentence to be amended.

How the bare basics, including one toilet roll, became a tabloid headline. A guest fact-check by Emma Monk of Monk Debunks.

What a study on European warming actually found and how it got twisted into a climate-denial talking point. A guest fact-check by Emma Monk of Monk Debunks.

Why just claiming benefits doesn't exempt you from a hosepipe ban - and why headlines saying otherwise could land people with fines. A guest fact-check by Emma Monk of Monk Debunks.

The corporate press has used the ANL judgment as an opportunity to revive their attacks on Hacked Off and its supporters. It's important we set the record straight.

The latest misinformed attack on press standards comes from The Spectator

City AM is the latest publication to share disinformation on media standards

The Telegraph's latest attack on press standards is littered with inaccuracies

The Times newspaper has failed to accurately cover the findings of public polling on "HS2", the high speed railway project currently under construction.

Newspaper create fictional family to suit their news agenda