Chair of the Editors' Code Committee Neil Benson and Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin join Vikki to discuss the recently announced review of the Editors’ Code of Practice and how you can have your say on  the rules which govern editors and journalists.

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Have your say on the Editors' Code

Outgoing Chairman Sir Alan is interviewed by Editor of the Mirror Alison Phillips on his five years at the press regulator. Sir Alan discusses freedom of speech, right to privacy and press regulation. Recorded live at the Law Society on 4th December

Sir Alan Moses interviewed by The Mirror's Alison Phillips

Joint Head of Complaints Holly Pick and Communications Manager Vikki Julian discuss the rules around reporting for the forthcoming General Election.

Reporting on elections

Head of Complaints Lauren Sloan discusses some key Clause 3 (Harassment) rulings and explains how IPSO can help with potential press intrusion

Potential press intrusion and harassment

Hardeep Singh from Network of Sikh Organisations (NSO) and Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin discuss reporting of religion, and Sikhism in particular. They talk about NSO's new guidance for journalists and some of the controversies and challenges of reporting on Sikh issues and offer advice about how the Editors' Code might apply in these areas.

Reporting Sikhism

Rob Irvine, Editor of the Manchester Evening News at the time of the Arena attack, and  Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin discuss the importance of reporting on major incidents and how IPSO's new guidance for journalists and information for the public can help.

Reporting major incidents

Head of Complaints Bianca Strohmann on the rules the press must follow when it comes to privacy

Privacy

Lead Commissioner Commission for Counter Extremism Sara Khan discusses the important role the media plays in challenging extremist beliefs.

Challenging extremism

What role can regulation play in supporting media literacy? Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin and Danielle Parker from the Readers Advisory Panel discuss the challenges of the media landscape and how IPSO supports readers to to make informed decisions about what sorts of news they would like to access. 

The challenge of media literacy

What are the rules  journalists must follow when they are writing about children? Standards Officer Rosemary Douce and Complaints Officer Madeline Palacz talk about the specific rules that safeguard children's welfare, including those relating to interviewing, publishing photos and privacy. 

Reporting involving children

We're joined by Lorna Fraser from Samaritans and Lisa Roxby from Papyrus Prevention of Young suicide to talk about the challenges of reporting suicide

Reporting suicide responsibly

What are the rules on reporting on sexual offences? Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin talks about how journalists might approach reporting, plus advises survivors on what to expect if they chose to speak to the media.

Reporting sexual offences

What are the rules around opinion pieces in newspapers and magazines? Senior Complaints Officer Holly Pick and Complaints Officer John Buckingham discuss what can and can't be done plus some key IPSO rulings including Allardyce v The Telegraph.

Opinion pieces

Find out how to make legal claims against the press quickly, cheaply and effectively with IPSO's arbitration scheme, which is now compulsory for our regulated national newspapers. Complaints and Arbitration Officer Madeline Palacz explains the benefits and how it all works.

Compulsory arbitration

A journey through the history of press regulation, from the 14th Century to Leveson, with Senior Complaints Officer Hugo Wallis. What can we learn from the past and what implications does it have for regulation today and in the future?

A short history of press regulation

The latest media news from the regulator of 90% of the UK's newspapers and magazines

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