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Technology Secretary asks Ofcom for online safety response to summer riots

Peter Kyle has written to the regulator for an update on its plans around misinformation in the Online Safety Act in the wake of the summer disorder.

The Independent UK

Brianna Ghey's mother says daughter had 'obsession' with her phone and calls for 'drastic action'

The parent is campaigning for under-16s to be blocked from accessing social media on smartphones

Evening Standard

Online Safety Bill could become law on Thursday, Ofcom boss says

Dame Melanie Dawes told MPs during a select committee hearing that the Bill could receive royal assent this week.

The Independent UK

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ITV bosses ask barrister to hold external review into Phillip Schofield’s departure from This Morning

The letter was sent to culture secretary Lucy Frazer, DCMS Committee chair Dame Caroline Dinenage and Ofcom’s chief executive Dame Melanie Dawes, in the wake the disgraced presenter's sudden exit from ITV.

Daily Record

Ofcom investigates Tory MPs over GB News interview with Jeremy Hunt

OFCOM has launched an investigation into whether a GB News programme hosted by two Conservative MPs broke impartiality rules.

The National (Scotland)

Gary Lineker row goes to heart of BBC reputation, says Ofcom boss

Dame Melanie Dawes also said the proposed local radio cuts had not been the BBC’s ‘finest hour’ in terms of communication.

Evening Standard

Ofcom chief hopes BBC can find way through ‘difficult episode’ with Gary Lineker

Dame Melanie Dawes also said the proposed local radio cuts had not been the BBC’s ‘finest hour’ in terms of communication.

The Independent UK

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Watch as Ofcom chief is GRILLED on why Tory MPs get to host news shows

Nicolson pushed Dawes on the broadcast regulator’s rules which state no politician can work as an interviewer on news and current affairs…

The National (Scotland)

Ofcom says some UK adult sites are ‘not doing enough to protect children’

Ahead of a government bill for online safety, the regulator says some companies are still putting profits ahead of child safety

Wales Online

BBC boss urges Government to consider ‘high stakes’ before funding decisions

The broadcaster’s licence fee faces an uncertain future.

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