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BBC retracts and apologises in High Court to PinkNews founders over false allegations
New York Times appends two Israel-related editing notes in two days
NPR retracts report that Justice Alito had retired after misheard announcement
BBC apologises to Farage after Newsnight turned "pure cold rage" into "white cold rage"
IPSO finds Telegraph linked children's kite-making to Hamas paragliders without basis
New York Times admits AI-generated summary was presented as a Poilievre quote
BBC corrects small boat arrivals figure overstated by 143 per cent
New York Times issues second correction to 'Pax Silica' fund report after official disputes figures
IPSO rules against The Telegraph over private school fees story it could not verify
Ars Technica retracts AI story after fabricated quotes attributed to developer
The Times corrects campus extremism column after overstating scale of cancelled university events
Politico corrects Susie Wiles story after White House demand, rejects wider claims
Politico corrected its report that Susie Wiles set up Katie Zacharia's Hannity interview after a White House demand, but stood by two other stories.
· Global
ABC News republishes Trump sons investment story with lengthy correction after $2.5bn Anduril error
ABC News pulled, then republished without a byline, a story on Trump's sons' investments after wrongly putting 1789 Capital's Anduril stake at $2.5bn, not $50m.
BBC retracts and apologises in High Court to PinkNews founders over false allegations
The BBC accepted in the High Court that allegations against PinkNews founder Benjamin Cohen and Anthony James in its 2024 documentary were false and defamatory.
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