Ipso upholds sexism complaint over Jeremy Clarkson's column on Meghan
His article in The Sun sparked more than 25,100 complaints to the press standards watchdog.
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His article in The Sun sparked more than 25,100 complaints to the press standards watchdog.
His article in The Sun sparked more than 25,100 complaints to the press standards watchdog.
The press watchdog has upheld a complaint that a heavily-criticised Jeremy Clarkson column in The Sun was sexist towards the Duchess of Sussex after he said he “hated” the “on a cellular level”.
His article in The Sun sparked more than 25,100 complaints to the press standards watchdog.
A column by TV personality Jeremy Clarkson in the Sun newspaper in which he wrote he hoped Prince Harry's wife Meghan would one day be forced to parade naked through the streets was sexist, Britain's press regulator said on Friday. The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) ruled the column contained a pejorative and prejudicial reference to Meghan's sex, in breach of the Editors' Code of Practice. The opinion piece, published in December 2022 and since withdrawn by the Sun, drew widespread condemnation from members of the public, politicians, Clarkson's emp...