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Old 07-07-2015, 02:07 PM #1
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Default IPSO upholds Nicola Sturgeon complaint




Following the publication of an article in The Daily Telegraph on 4 April 2015, headlined “Sturgeon’s secret backing for Cameron”, the Office of the First Minister of Scotland complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that The Daily Telegraph had breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) of the Editors’ Code of Practice.


IPSO established a breach of the Editors’ Code and has required The Daily Telegraph to publish this decision as a remedy.


The Complaints Committee noted that the memorandum represented – at best – a second-hand account given a week after the meeting, which contained the serious implication that Ms Sturgeon had been disingenuous in her public statements.

The newspaper did not know whether the account contained in the memorandum was accurate. Nonetheless, it had published this as fact, without having taken additional steps prior to publication – such as contacting the parties involved for their comment – to verify its accuracy.

The committee established that the newspaper’s presentation of the account contained in the memorandum, in this context, represented a breach of the Editors’ Code.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1171...complaint.html


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"The newspaper did not know whether the account contained in the memorandum was accurate."


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Yes the Telegraph was complicit in the dirty campaigning....anyone not surprised?
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