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Three more howlers from IPSO

IPSO has published three judgements that exemplify the failings of the national press’ complaints-handler.

18/3/25

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The Times incorrectly claims a Fatwa ruling influenced a court's decision in a historic case

A Times journalist misrepresented the importance of a Fatwa ruling in a historic legal case to suggest sharia courts now influence the UK justice system.

11/3/25

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Hacked Off frequent updates

10/3/25

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Sign Petition now 'Ensure all the press is regulated by a Press Recognition Panel approved body'

10/3/25

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Statutory reports on media use of arbitration for data protection claims “missing in action”

The DCMS published its reports on alternative dispute resolution systems.

5/3/25

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"This isn't journalism this is bullying"

Actress calls out shameful reporting in the Daily Mail and MailOnline

4/3/25

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Consider it confirmed. The British Press has ‘Power Without Responsibility.’

What a 35-minute film teaches us about mass media corruption in the U.K.

20/2/25

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Reputation 2025: Insights from lawyers, regulators & experts

Reputation 2025 was the Press Justice Project's first conference of 2025, and brought together some of the leading reputation experts in the UK.

18/2/25

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The press operates with a “bias of caricatures,” Jason Watkins and Christopher Jefferies say at Reputation 2025

12/2/25

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Lawyers defy judge’s fury to engineer last-minute delay in The Sun trial

21/1/25

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Hacking “habitual” and “widespread” at The Sun, claimants to argue at News Group trial

Hacking, data theft and cover-up alleged against The Sun and News of the World

21/1/25

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The Sun on trial: Murdoch’s courtroom reckoning finally arrives

The stakes for The Sun have never been higher

18/1/25

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