Is Inside Housing a reliable source?
This is how independent third parties assess the credibility and media bias of this source.
OVERALL RATING:2 +
Inside Housing scores a total of 2 Plus Points and 0 Minus Points in our evaluation of journalistic quality.
This corresponds to a score of 58* resp. the grade C+ (satisfactory).
*: (2 + 5 BP) * 100 / (2 + 5 BP + 0 + 5 BP)
This corresponds to a score of 58* resp. the grade C+ (satisfactory).
| Grade | Score | |
|---|---|---|
| very good | A+ | > 89 |
| A | 89 - 84 | |
| A− | 83 - 79 | |
| good | B+ | 78 - 74 |
| B | 73 - 67 | |
| B− | 66 - 62 | |
| satisfactory | C+ | 61 - 56 |
| C | 55 - 49 | |
| C− | 48 - 44 | |
| sufficient | D+ | 43 - 39 |
| D | 38 - 32 | |
| poor | D− | 31 - 26 |
| insufficient | F | < 26 |
Grade composition
The overall rating is made up of the following individual ratings from independent third parties:
Journalism Awards2 +
Journalism prizes are awards for excellent journalistic work in the period covered by the call for entries, which is usually one or two years. Sources receive one plus point for each journalistic award won that we track. We currently track up to three prestigious awards per country.
- "News Provider of the Year: Inside Housing: It highlighted cladding dangers before Grenfell and conducted painstaking investigations into fire safety and the decisions behind tower-block refurbishment."
- "Specialist Journalism: Peter Apps (Inside Housing): He uncovered a secret warning about the dangers of flammable cladding to tower blocks before the Grenfell disaster."
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Wikipedia
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In the scoring model, any positive mention of a source’s credibility or quality in a Wikipedia extract receives a plus point—while negative mentions are treated as minus points.
Media Bias/Fact Check
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- MBFC-rating was not found.
Fact Checkers
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- We have not identified any failed fact checks to date.
Press Council Rulings
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- We are not aware of any press council rulings against this source to date.
Studies
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- We have not identified any evaluations by academic studies to date.
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