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IMPRESS Standards Code: Clause by Clause

Which are the 10 clauses of the IMPRESS Standards code, and what is the reasoning behind their inclusion in the code, as explained by some of the IMPRESS board members.

IMPRESS: Who we are, what we do

IMPRESS: Who we are, what we do

IMPRESS WEBINAR: Diversity and racism in news and newsrooms: Where does the UK stand?

David Leigh, award-winning investigative journalist and Professor at City University. IMPRESS board member.

Kurt Barling: former BBC journalist and and Professor of Journalism at Middlesex University. Author of 'The "R" word: racism in modern society'.

Toolbox: Key principles for reporting on ongoing investigations of public figures

IMPRESS CEO, Jonathan Heawood, speaks with experts Paul Wragg (Associate Professor of Law at the University of Leeds) and Thomas Bennett (Lecturer in Law at City University) about the main points to take into account when reporting on ongoing legal or police investigations of public figures.

The IMPRESS podcast - Episode #2 - Privacy in the news: the case of Sir Cliff Richard vs. the BBC By IMPRESS' Podcast

Jonathan Heawood, CEO of IMPRESS, is joined by experts Paul Wragg (University of Leeds) and Thomas Bennet (City University) to discuss the case of Sir Cliff Richard against the BBC, and what this adds to the broader debate around media coverage of ongoing investigations and privacy.

The IMPRESS Podcast - Episode #1 - June 2018

IMPRESS CEO Jonathan Heawood and IMPRESS Complaints & Investigations Manager Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana discuss the latest arbitration award.

Plus, highlights from our webinar on 'Strategies for local news in the digital world' with Joy Jenkins (Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism) and Douglas McCabe (Enders Analysis).