IPSO rules against The Telegraph over private school fees story it could not verify
IPSO found a "serious failure" by The Telegraph over a story about a £345k-earning family hit by private school fees, which the paper could not verify.
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IPSO upheld part of a complaint after The Telegraph suggested children's kite-making at a camp referenced the 7 October Hamas paraglider attacks.
IPSO found a "serious failure" by The Telegraph over a story about a £345k-earning family hit by private school fees, which the paper could not verify.
The Telegraph corrected two health articles after overstating the strength of evidence, presenting correlation as causation in reporting on toddlers’…
The Telegraph corrected an article after clarifying that a Hamas video shared by a magistrate did not contain language describing Israel as a cancer to be…
The Telegraph has corrected two recent articles after publishing inaccurate claims about National Grid’s regulatory compliance and a senior immigration…
The Telegraph has clarified that its report on junior doctors’ working patterns omitted the BMA’s explanation for why some medics work reduced hours.…
The Telegraph has clarified that an NHS article about first-cousin marriage was educational, not formal guidance endorsing the practice.
The Telegraph has clarified that Jürgen Todenhöfer was investigated, not arrested, over social media posts critical of Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Telegraph has clarified that Greta Thunberg’s Gaza flotilla had not been at sea for six weeks at the time of publication.
The Telegraph has corrected its reporting after citing a third-party estimate that 800,000 “Boriswave” migrants would cost £234 billion.
The Telegraph has corrected its article to reflect that the UK was second, not first, in highest electricity prices worldwide in 2023.
The Telegraph has corrected its report to state that the National Gallery’s leather benches date from the late twentieth century.
The Telegraph has corrected its reporting to clarify that the figures only showed skilled workers were likely to earn less than the UK average.
The Telegraph has issued a significant correction to a June article headlined “Trump official who shut down counter-Russia agency has links to Kremlin” .…
The Telegraph has amended a report that overstated the scale of Britain’s “global talent” visa route for creatives.