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Still, PR Newswire cannot vouch for the factual accuracy of its releases, he said.

By her standards of truth, he said, she should be equally disappointed by the factual accuracy of Michelangelo's Pieta.

The unit aims to "scrutinise the factual accuracy of claims made by politicians, business, unions and special interest groups".

"What is important for the memoirist", he writes, "is not the factual accuracy of the account but its symmetry".

Ofcom says it received 265 complaints about the factual accuracy of Channel 4's documentary, The Great Global Warming Swindle.

The Supreme Court unanimously overturned the Sullivan judgment, finding that the press could not meet the need for vigorous debate of issues if it had to prove the factual accuracy of every statement about a public official.

A spokeswoman for RT said: "We note Ofcom's decision and want to make clear that the premise of our programme and the factual accuracy of our content have never been called into question.

Consequently, defending the factual accuracy of the Bible becomes paramount.

"This includes giving providers the opportunity to share their views on the factual accuracy of our inspection reports before they are published," she said.

[Editor's note: Creators has redacted the name of the site, as we are unable to satisfactorily determine the factual accuracy of representations contained in this article.].

" Our policy on any factual inaccuracy (not just plagiarism) is that any time the factual accuracy of a post is called into question, a blogger has 24 hours to either back up their facts or correct the error.