Daily Mail also published an apology on Shahbaz Sharif’s news in the print edition

The British newspaper Daily Mail also published an apology for the controversial news against Shahbaz Sharif in the print edition.
Web Desk: According to the details, the British newspaper Daily Mail has published an apology for the controversial news against Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in the print edition as well. Earlier, the Associated Press group of the newspaper had published an apology online in the Daily Mail today. An apology has been published on both the print and online versions of the Mail on Sunday.
The newspaper published an 18-page written apology on page two, with the intention of printing the apology on page two so that the newspaper reader would see the apology as soon as he or she opened the newspaper.
It should be noted that the newspaper published the controversial news of David Rose almost on the last pages. The Mail on Sunday has said in its explanation that we are bound by the UK Editors Code of Practice. The newspaper is a member of the Independent Press Standards Organization of Great Britain. , the error is corrected as soon as it is realized.
It should be noted that the newspaper group had promised in the court that it would publish the apology in the print edition as well.
It should be remembered that the Mail on Sunday published a baseless report against Shahbaz Sharif and his son-in-law on July 14, 2019, accusing Shahbaz Sharif and his son-in-law of embezzling the relief money of the earthquake victims. And apologized to his son-in-law.