Labour complains to press regulator about wreath-laying row
The Labour party has made a formal complain to the press regulator over recent coverage of Jeremy Corbyn's attendance at a wreath-laying memorial in Tunisia.
The pictures of the 2014 ceremony prompted an international row after the Daily Mail claimed that they showed Corbyn laying a wreath close to the grave of people linked to a terror attack.
But the Labour leader has insisted he attended the service in honour of the innocent people killed in an Israeli air strike in 1985.
In an unusual step, the party put forward a formal complaint to Ipso, the independent press regulator in the UK, over the coverage of the incident in recent weeks.
The Guardian reports that the complaint named the Daily Mail, Sun, Times, Telegraph, Express and Metro and accused them of misrepr...



