Serious questions about press conduct and accountability have resurfaced time and again over the years, and the tragic death of Professor Jason Arday has brought
The Press Recognition Panel (PRP) sends its deepest sympathies to the family, friends and colleagues of Professor Jason Arday. Those closest to him deserve privacy
Update: We have added an FAQ below in response to questions received about the tender. We will update this during the tender period as needed
The Press Recognition Panel (PRP) has published its formal response to the Government’s consultation on Watch this space – A new strategic direction for UK
The Government cannot build a system for trusted news while continuing to ignore the one part of the news industry that still marks its own
We have published an updated review of the Independent Press Standards Organisation’s (IPSO) complaints process and related issues, concluding that IPSO does not provide the
By Kathryn Cearns OBE, Chair of the Press Recognition Panel The Government’s renewed focus on supporting local journalism raises an important question: what kind of
We have published our 10th Annual Report on the Recognition System, marking more than a decade since independent press self-regulation under the Royal Charter was
We have issued the following statement in response to the commencement of the High Court hearing in the case brought by the Duke of Sussex
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