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  • BBC Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London
    BBC

    October 2026

    Tell four outlets to correct what they printed about the Greens' Zionism is racism vote

    The BBC found no breach in its report of the Green Party's Zionism is racism vote, and sent every complainant the same reply. On the word genocide, it says the word was not in either version of Zack Polanski's interview that it published. That is because the BBC cut it: Polanski used the word in the BBC's interview twice. The reply also defends the article with a sentence about Gaza that was gone from the article before anyone complained.

    No breach found
    Les Hull / CC BY-SA 2.0
  • British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

    October 2026

    Sacha Baron Cohen retired Ali G. Amazon revived the caricature. Cinemas can refuse it.

    On 16 October the BBFC rated Ali G: Who Iz I? 15, in a ruling that says the film "seeks to draw comedy from discriminatory behaviour". The ruling lists "jokes about racism and homophobia, Holocaust references, and references to violence against immigrants". The BBFC's own guidelines say discrimination at 15 "must not be endorsed by the content as a whole", and the ruling does not say the film criticises or challenges any of it.

    Rated it 15
  • University of Lancashire

    October 2026

    Thirteen universities discussed their students' Gaza protests with BAE Systems.

    One of three asks answered
  • IPSO

    October 2026

    The Telegraph linked this T-shirt to a trope about "Jewish people worldwide". The shirt never mentions Jews.

    Declined without Mo Hamzeh
  • The Independent

    September 2026

    Telegraph ran Reform-funded polls as its own. No correction.

    Article corrected
  • BBC

    September 2026

    BBC Sport article severe imbalance featuring Israeli occupation footballers

    No breach found
  • House of Lords Conduct Committee

    September 2026

    Palantir paid a Labour peer for sixteen months of votes. Then his register went blank.

    The Clerk of the House of Lords Conduct Committee replied that the Committee will discuss the non-registration of interests by members on leave of absence at its next meeting, as part of keeping the Code of Conduct under review, and that the participant's letter will be put before it. The Lords Retirement and Participation Committee had raised the same issue in a recent report. The Committee has made no decision.

    Gap to be discussed
  • BBC

    September 2026

    The BBC says "crowd gathers" to describe anti-migrant mob

    No breach found
  • Local councillors

    September 2026

    Back the Break Clause (Healthworkers for a Free Palestine)

    No position taken
  • BBC

    September 2026

    Six of one family burnt alive in Gaza. The BBC wrote it so that nobody did it.

    No breach found at Stage 1b
  • BBC

    September 2026

    BBC's Shameful Reporting of Israel Killing 4-Year-Old Palestinian Child in Gaza

    No breach found, twice
  • Paul Kohler MP and Rachel Blake MP

    September 2026

    Back the Break Clause (Healthworkers for a Free Palestine)

    One MP backs a retender
  • Local councillors

    September 2026

    Complain to Your Local NHS Trust and MP About Palantir's Use of Your Data

    Two Green councillors oppose Palantir
  • BBC

    September 2026

    Nine killed, a child among them. The BBC's headline said 'police post'.

    The BBC found no breach in a headline that reported seven killed at a police post in Jabalia and left out the man killed in Khan Younis and Muataz Abu Shaar, ten, shot in his tent in Rafah, on the same day. It kept 'Hamas-run' as its 'well-established' position and refused to note that the Israeli military gave no evidence for its claim that the dead included a Hamas commander. Its second replies closed Stage 1, and one set out when the BBC does say Israel gave no evidence: only when Israel 'would be expected to provide evidence'.

    No breach found, twice
  • BBC

    September 2026

    BBC's Disgraceful Euphemisms on Occupied West Bank

    No breach found
  • BBC

    September 2026

    Jeremy Bowen Anti-Palestinian Bias on BBC News Broadcast

    Told half it could not find the broadcast
  • NHS trusts and a Welsh health board

    September 2026

    Complain to Your Local NHS Trust and MP About Palantir's Use of Your Data

    No review agreed
  • Ruth Cadbury MP

    September 2026

    Contact Your Rep: Demand Action to Protect Palestinians in the Illegally Occupied West Bank

    Backs a settlement trade ban
  • NHS England (Data Protection Officer)

    August 2026

    NHS Gave Palantir 'Unlimited Access' to 50 Million Patient Records.

    Review refused
  • Picturehouse Cinemas

    August 2026

    Sacha Baron Cohen retired Ali G. Amazon revived the caricature. Cinemas can refuse it.

    Not planning to screen it
  • Nordisk Film Biografer

    August 2026

    Sacha Baron Cohen retired Ali G. Amazon revived the caricature. Cinemas can refuse it.

    Will screen it
  • BBC

    August 2026

    BBC Headline Hides Anti-Migrant Nature of "Disorder"

    The BBC found no breach in the headline 'Police make further arrests as Thetford disorder continues'. It said the story was first published on 6 August as 'Arrests and injuries amid anti-immigration disorder', that the complaints arrived after four days of updates, and that by then 'the nature of the disorder and violence was well-established'. It said it discussed the complaints with its local team.

    No breach found
  • BBC

    August 2026

    Jeremy Bowen Anti-Palestinian Bias on BBC News Broadcast

    All four grounds rejected
  • IPSO

    August 2026

    The Telegraph Aims to Stoke Anti-Muslim Sentiment

    No breach found
  • The Independent

    August 2026

    112 Recovered Bodies From a 2023 Israeli Massacre, These Outlets Won't Even Mention The Attacker

    Refused to amend
  • BBC

    August 2026

    Six of one family burnt alive in Gaza. The BBC wrote it so that nobody did it.

    All four grounds rejected
  • Natasha Irons MP and a second MP

    August 2026

    A mosque is attacked in Britain every five days. The Government's £40m has not arrived.

    No commitment
  • The rotating sign outside New Scotland Yard, London
    Edward Morello MP

    July 2026

    Khan blocked Palantir over London's values. Then Palantir threatened to sue, and he gave it a contract anyway.

    Holding reply
    Colin McLaughlin / CC0
  • BBC Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London
    BBC

    July 2026

    Israel Killed a Seven-Month-Old Palestinian Baby in the West Bank. Five Newsrooms Sanitised It.

    Not upheld, final BBC stage
    Les Hull / CC BY-SA 2.0
  • BBC

    July 2026

    The BBC reported Israel's denial as fact. It didn't tell you Israel gave no evidence.

    The BBC rejected the campaign's core ask: that its reporting of the Israeli Prison Service's denial of Dr Abu Safiya's mistreatment should say that no evidence was provided and that the denial cannot be independently verified. The Complaints Team said it does 'not agree that this type of qualification was required' because the denial was 'clearly attributed to the prison service, rather than presented as an established fact'. It also said the 14:45 segment complained about had broadcast an IDF response, not the prison service statement, which the programme had not yet received.

    Qualifier refused
  • IPSO

    July 2026

    The Spectator said a UN report has 'no evidence' Israel targeted children. The report says otherwise.

    Refused to investigate
  • Calvin Bailey MP

    July 2026

    Arabic Words Are Not Crimes.

    Engaged, review underway
  • IPSO

    July 2026

    8 Western Outlets Covered 'Silenced No More'. None Disclosed What Was Missing.

    No breach found
  • Royal Mail

    July 2026

    Royal Mail Lists Gaza and the West Bank as Israel. Tell Them to Correct It.

    Label removed
  • Demonstrators carrying portraits of the Gaza journalists Anas al-Sharif, Khaled El-Shawa and Saleh al-Jafarawi, Madrid, May 2026
    Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)

    July 2026

    Restore CPJ's Definition of a Journalist, and Remove the Board Chair Who Rewrote It.

    First demand met
    Barcex / CC BY-SA 4.0
  • BBC

    July 2026

    Al-Aqsa Is in Occupied East Jerusalem, Not 'in Israel'. File a BBC Accuracy Complaint About From Our Own Correspondent.

    Error admitted and removed
  • Prince Harry in Huambo, Angola, September 2019
    BBC

    June 2026

    BBC, Sky, CNN, The Times, Reuters, ITV, LBC & The Guardian Cut 'Anti-Muslim Hate' From Prince Harry's Headlines

    Article amended
    Sean Sutton / MAG / CC BY 2.0
  • The rotating sign outside New Scotland Yard, London
    Metropolitan Police Service

    June 2026

    26 testimonies. Who protected the protesters at the Edgware demonstration?

    No action taken
    Colin McLaughlin / CC0
  • IPSO

    June 2026

    BBC, Sky, CNN, The Times, Reuters, ITV, LBC & The Guardian Cut 'Anti-Muslim Hate' From Prince Harry's Headlines

    No breach found
  • NHS England (Data Protection Officer)

    June 2026

    NHS Gave Palantir 'Unlimited Access' to 50 Million Patient Records.

    No opt-out allowed
  • IPSO

    June 2026

    The Telegraph Called a Letter About Israeli Military Service a 'Jew Register'. File an IPSO Complaint in One Click.

    No breach found
  • IPSO

    June 2026

    You call it illegal. Why are we still trading with it?

    No breach found
  • BBC

    June 2026

    A Panel on AI With No Critics. File a BBC Impartiality Complaint About the Question Time AI Special.

    No breach found

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