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Why CBC says documentary on Trial co-produced by lawyer’s daughter not conflict of interest

Was it a conflict of interest for Canadian Broadcast News to air a documentary about a murder trial co-produced by...

The readers editor of The Hindu, an English-language daily newspaper based in India, addressed the newspaper's coverage of the coronavirus...

For reporters covering sudden infant death syndrome, also known as cot death, there is new guidance from the UK. The...

The Guardian doesn't call an attack terrorism until authorities do, new Guardian readers editor Elisabeth Ribbans explained. The issue came...

1.The Colchester Daily Gazette published an article in December headlined "Islamist centre's pub conversion set for approval." But, the UK...

The Basildon Echo apologized after wrongly claiming a man's son left a suicide note. The Echo's Oct. 2019 article, "Inquest...

1.Not affiliated with Cambridge Analytica? The UK Times' March 4 correction: "In an article published in March 2018 we stated that Rollo...

The UK Morning Star published a cartoon that 'was offensive to trans people," the newspaper itself admitted. In a Feb....

The Daily Californian published a coronavirus cartoon with a "harmful stereotype of the Asian ethnic group," the paper admitted in...