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BBC Apologizes for Biased Report

The BBC apologized to a government council for its report later determined to be biased, Journalism.co.uk reported. The February BBC...

The BBC apologized after one of its hosts, Jeremy Clarkson, called for public sector workers on strike to be "executed...

South African news website BizCommunity.com retracted an Oct. 31 article about South African newspaper the Daily Sun and its editor-in-chief...

Ireland's public broadcaster, RTE, accused the deceased Brother Gerard Dillon of sexual abusing a student at a South African school,...

Last week, the UK Leveson Inquiry into press standards saw well-known figures and family members of victims of crimes testify...

UK blogger Paul Staines, aka Guido Fawkes, was called to appear at the UK Leveson Inquiry after he published leaked...

RTE is apologizing again for its libelous claims that a Catholic priest raped "an underage girl" and fathered her child. ...

After two newspapers published a photo of a teenaged girl "in a bathing costume hugging her father" without the family's...

A Turkish media group has created and published an ethics guide for its country's journalists, the International Center for Journalists...