Press Complaints Commission complaints resolved several particularly interesting.
first two are about Pippa Middleton (sister, if you do not know, the Duchess of Cambridge, also known as Kate, also known as Catherine).
He complained of a photo of her that appeared in the Daily Telegraph, saying he had been taken following harassment by a freelance photographer (also known as a member of the paparazzi).
The document he had been harassed, but apologized to her anyway, implicitly accepting that he had "felt" he had been harassed.
Middleton also complains of images that were published in The Sun, once again maintaining that they were the result of harassment.
The article discusses the circumstances of the alleged harassment, but she also apologized "for any distress unintentionally caused."
also agreed to delete photos from your site and your.
Aaron Lennon: The Story of a kick into touch
footballer Aaron Lennon complained that an article by Sun about their alleged actions in a nightclub in London was inaccurate and misleading.
which was decided by the CPC to negotiate the withdrawal of the original article the newspaper's website.
The Sun has also made a donation to charity and to publish an apology following, both in the newspaper and online at:
"Following our article on March 15 (" Keep your Aaron) Aaron Lennon Tottenham in a London nightclub, we would like to clarify Mr. Lennon did not approach foreigners at the club, and has spent anywhere near the £ 15 000 was reported. We apologize to Mr. Lennon and we are happy to clarify the issue. "
Do not you love that use of "clear" is a euphemism for "what happened"?
Ray Chapman: "drinker," who was sober The CCP has also negotiated a "clarification" and apology in The Observer in an article on the new world in the late journalist Ray Chapman.
His widow, Judy, has complained that it contained errors. And the paper published the retreat follows:
- "secret organizations, the release of Coulson and the enigma of history that will not go away" (In Focus, January 23) reported that applications from sources - due to a problem "drinking more and more '- ex-News reporter Ray Chapman World" began secretly recording conversations with colleagues and publishers, and that these bands may help to confirm the allegations of hacking phone in the newspaper.
- The widow of
- Mr. Chapman asked us to clarify that Mr. Chapman was a teetotaler for the last 15 years of his life, and denies the existence of these bands. We apologize to Mrs Chapman for any distress caused. "
- services of Electoral Reform: a load of votes
To solve the problem, and others agreed to publish a letter from the organization to work and put the text into your web page, at the foot of the original article. He said:
Find best price for : --Pippa----Electoral----George----Services----Chapman----Tottenham----Lennon----Aaron--
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