The UK's press regulator, IPSO, has dismissed a complaint from the Hindu Community Organisations Group (HCOG) regarding a "Daily Mail" article. The article alleged links between British Hindu extremists and far-right European groups, citing a shared animosity towards Muslims. IPSO found no breach of the Editors' Code, stating the article accurately reported on a National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) report.
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