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3 UK Papers Apologize for Wrongly Reporting Man Froze to Death

Three UK newspapers have apologized for wrongly reporting in February that a man named Martin Hoskins "had frozen to death...

Toronto Star public editor Kathy English asked readers if "queer" is considered "an offensive word when used as a collective...

The UK government announced a call to require online sites to provide the identity of anonymous commenters writing information accused...

The UK police are paying lawyer Mark Lewis a £230,000 libel settlement after the police "implied he lied to" a...

Julian Assange will be extradited to Sweden for questioning, CNN reported. As we wrote earlier this week, Assange appealed a...

We wrote earlier this month about accusations of plagiarism against a column written by Fox News' Oliver North. North had quoted...

We wrote earlier this year when a jury awarded a Texas couple $13.7 million in a libel lawsuit against online...

Wall Street Journal reporter Gina Chon resigned for "sharing certain unpublished news articles with Brett McGurk, then a member of...

The Guardian didn't intentionally place a promotional supplement on Sri Lanka next to an article critical of Sri Lanka, but...