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In what became a landmark ruling, the U.K.’s Independent Press Standards Organisation chose to uphold sexism complaints regarding a 2022 article about Meghan Markle that triggered more than 25,000 responses after being published by The Sun.

The Sun will have to publish a summary of the findings against it on the same page as the column usually appears.

It is the first time a ruling like this has been made

Former ‘Top Gear’ presenter said he dreamt of crowds throwing ‘excrement’ at the duchess

His article in The Sun sparked more than 25,100 complaints to the press standards watchdog.

The press watchdog has upheld a complaint that a heavily-criticised Jeremy Clarkson column in The Sun was sexist towards the Duchess of Sussex after he said he “hated” the “on a cellular level”.

‘Words have the power to heal or harm, and it is essential to hold individuals accountable for their harmful rhetoric,’ organisation who issued complaint says

The Sun will have to print a front-page statement explaining that its columnist was found to have discriminated against the duchess

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An international team of astronomers has detected a faint signal of gravitational waves reverberating through the universe. By using dead stars as a giant network of gravitational wave detectors, the collaboration – called NANOGrav – was able to measure a low-frequency hum from a chorus of ripples of spacetime.