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Don’t say ‘charged’ if case isn’t brought by authorities, press regulator says

It's wrong to use the phrase "charged" if someone has merely been accused of a crime or has not faced...

An April 26 correction from the Associated Press: "SALT LAKE CITY – In a story April 24, 2020, about states stockpiling...

South Africa's Sunday Times admitted a recent column plagiarized from the Financial Times. The April 19 Sunday Times column "Global...

The BBC reported that a National Health Service (NHS) trust boss was worried about staff not having enough gowns to...

An Australian newspaper broke press guidelines when it reported in 2019 on the murders of two children that took place...

The Globe and Mail is naming the shooter who killed 22 Canadians in a mass shooting in Nova Scotia in...

1. The schism after Muhammad's death: An April 18 New York Times correction: "Because of an editing error, a review on April...

Financial Times reporter Mark Di Stefano resigned and the international business daily newspaper apologized after he was accused earlier this...

London Live TV broadcast an interview with "potentially harmful content about the coronavirus pandemic," OfCom ruled April 20. OfCom received...