Policy and Public Affairs Officer Sophie Malleson looks at some of the issues included in our response to the Cairncross Review on sustainable high-quality journalism in the UK.

In the third in our series of blogs on the reporting of suicide, Charlotte Urwin, Head of Standards, looks at some of the specific challenges journalists face when reporting on suicides that take place at specific locations.

Complaints Officer Thomas Moseley explains how we handle complaints from third parties and how they feed into our wider standards work.

Head of complaints Bianca Strohmann looks at how the Editors’ Code applies to apologies and sets out some of the factors IPSO’s Complaints Committee might consider when deciding on whether or not to sanction a newspaper for not publishing one.

Complaints and Arbitration Officer Madeline Palacz on what the changes to IPSO's arbitration scheme mean and how we might be able to help you access your legal rights quickly, cheaply and effectively with compulsory arbitration

Head of Complaints Bianca Strohmann on the training we offer to our members – and how publishers can access this free of charge.

Policy and Public Affairs Officer Sophie Malleson on why a complicated media landscape presents challenges for video sharing platforms and future regulation.

Head of Standards Charlotte Urwin addresses some of the questions we’ve had in response to our photography podcast.

In the second in our series of blogs with Samaritans, Lorna Fraser, Executive Lead of their Media Advisory Service, looks at some of the specific challenges journalists face when reporting on suicides by young people and some of the additional sensitivities and risks which can make young people a particularly vulnerable audience.

Head of Complaints Bianca Strohmann on the Royal Society of Health's report on attitudes to ageing - and the challenges of allowing public debate while offering protection to groups and protecting the rights of individuals.