In the final blog of our series with Samaritans, Lorna Fraser, Executive Lead of their Media Advisory Service, looks at reporting on suicide inquests. She also discusses, from Samaritans’ perspective, some things for journalists to consider when writing about this challenging issue.

Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin on the importance of media literacy and the work IPSO is doing in this area.

Policy and Public Affairs Officer Sophie Malleson on LSE’s Truth, Trust and Technology Commission report

Systems and Office Manager Tonia Milton on our new complaints statistics tool, which will allow people to get even more information and insight into the cases we deal with day to day.

Policy and Public Affairs Officer Sophie Malleson on the recent annual conference of the Alliance of Independent Press Councils of Europe (AIPCE).

Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin on the importance of encouraging conversations about sexual violence and our new guidance and public information can support journalists and survivors

Policy and Public Affairs Officer Sophie Malleson shares her thoughts on discussions at our Cardiff Roadshow on fake news, the challenges of digital, and supporting accurate reporting.

Policy and Public Affairs Officer Sophie Malleson shares some thoughts on trust in journalism and fake news in response to the Bob Satchwell Address, hosted by the Society of Editors.

In the next in our series of blogs with Samaritans, Lorna Fraser, Executive Lead of their Media Advisory Service, looks at reporting on suicides which take place at outdoor locations and gives advice to journalists on some things to consider if they cover such incidents. She also discusses, from Samaritans’ perspective, some of the challenges of striking a balance between responsible reporting in the public interest and avoiding details which could put vulnerable people at risk.

Senior complaints Officer Lauren Sloan explains how we assess complaints and answers some of your frequently asked questions.