The Daily Mail updated its Clarifications and Corrections page on Sept. 4, 2025, providing readers with contact details and instructions for reporting inaccuracies and making formal complaints under press-regulator rules.
The online notice, published and updated at 23:28 BST on Thursday, directs readers who spot errors to email [email protected] and outlines how to make a formal complaint under Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) rules via the newspaper's website. It also lists a postal address for the Readers’ Editor at MailOnline: 9 Derry Street, London W8 5HY, and points readers to ipso.co.uk for regulator information and the complaints process.
The page tells readers that to report an inaccuracy they should email the corrections address, and to make a formal complaint under IPSO rules they should use the complaints form provided on the MailOnline site. It repeats contact options and says readers may also contact IPSO directly. The update is consistent with common newsroom practice of providing multiple avenues for readers to seek corrections or pursue formal complaints about editorial content.
IPSO is the self-regulatory body for the UK press that oversees compliance with the Editors’ Code of Practice. Under IPSO rules, members of the public who believe editorial content breaches the code may submit a complaint to the regulator, which can investigate and require remedies if breaches are found. News organisations typically maintain corrections pages or procedures to address factual errors, clarify reporting and respond to reader concerns.
The Daily Mail's Clarifications and Corrections notice reiterates how readers can pursue both an initial correction request with the publisher and, where appropriate, escalate concerns to the regulator. The inclusion of a postal address for the Readers’ Editor reflects an additional internal channel for raising issues that readers may prefer to use rather than or before approaching IPSO.
Media outlets regularly update their corrections and complaints guidance to ensure contact details and processes are current. The Daily Mail’s update did not include details of any specific correction or retraction in the notice itself; it focused on the mechanism for readers to report inaccuracies and the formal complaint route under IPSO rules.
Readers who believe they have identified an inaccuracy in Daily Mail reporting are advised to follow the steps detailed on the Clarifications and Corrections page, beginning with an email to [email protected] or, if they prefer a formal complaint, using the complaints form linked on the site. For information about IPSO’s remit and how to complain to the regulator, the publisher directs readers to ipso.co.uk.
Questions or concerns about the contents of the Clarifications and Corrections page can be raised with the MailOnline Readers’ Editor at the postal address listed on the page. The Daily Mail's notice also provides instructions for contacting IPSO directly for those seeking to pursue a regulator-led review of editorial content.