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A subheadline to a comment article on January 14 about EU customs checks on UK goods said that 'lorries sweep into non-EU Switzerland without a hitch while Dutch jobsworths ...

Pakistan lifts TikTok ban for the second time      BBC correspondent leaves China after pressure and threats      PFUJ submits charter of demands to federal government      PM constitutes committee to frame rules for regulating social media      Disc jockey shot dead in Philippines      Journalist gunned down in Sukkur      Women journalists demand 33 percent representation in PFUJ and other bodies      Court orders government to ban social media app TikTok      Women quitting journalism in Afghanistan due to security fears          03:07 PM Jou...

On 2 January 2021, an article reporting claims in another newspaper wrongly suggested actor Damien McKiernan is suing his former employer, Brendan O’Carroll, the creator of Mrs Browns Boys. In fact, Mr McKiernan has confirmed no proceedings have been issued and he has no intention of commencing litigation. We are happy to clarify the position and apologise for the error.   To report an inaccuracy, please email corrections@mailonline.co.uk. To make a formal complaint under IPSO rules please go to www.mailonline.co.uk/readerseditor where you will find an easy-to-use complaints form. You can ...

Independent, internal ombudsmen are the need of the hour Ever since the Mumbai Police filed a supplementary chargesheet containing about 1,000 pages of WhatsApp messages between Republic TV Editor Arnab Goswami and former Broadcast Audience Research Council CEO Partho Dasgupta, the discussions in the media have been about ethical transgressions, manipulating institutional arrangements to show increased audience reach, and breaching the line meant to protect the autonomy and efficacy of regulating bodies and external research entities. For a news ombudsman, the main issue is that an effective ...

On 17 November 2019, the Mail on Sunday published an article headlined