Due to the high level of interest in the complaint from Doctors' Association UK (DAUK), IPSO is providing a summary of its response along with further information which may be helpful.

IPSO pays tribute to Board member Lara Fielden, who sadly died last month.

Charlotte appeared on the panel for the launch of the Royal United Services Institute think tanks latest report on the findings on the dynamics and factors contributing to the impact of reporting on terrorism.

IPSO responds to PRP's fifth annual report on the recognition system.

IPSO disputes unsupported accusations contained in Hacked Off report and details ongoing work on editorial standards around the reporting of Covid-19

Find out about how we are supporting responsible reporting during the pandemic and the outcomes of complaints about Covid.

Mental health has been added to the categories Clause 2 (Privacy) protects. A new version of the Editors' Codebook, a guide including best practice and case studies , is also available.

IPSO rejects any assertion that lack of regulation is responsible for the spread of material on white supremacist internet forums. This response sets out how IPSO has handled the complaints cited in this report.

Read more about our work including complaints statistics, the IPSO Mark and how we support accountable journalism.

Lord Faulks discusses IPSO's privacy notices, harassment services and arbitration scheme in The Times.