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‘Sadistic gangs of boys share extreme material online that normalises violence’

The loosely connected ‘com networks’ are also involved in crimes as wide-ranging as child abuse and fraud.

The Independent UK

Smartphones to receive phone signals from space under Ofcom proposals

The regulator is proposing allowing opening up the mobile spectrum for phone signals via satellites.

Evening Standard

Adolescence writer Jack Thorne backs Smartphone Free Childhood group

Writer joins more than 100,000 parents who pledge to withhold smartphones until children are at least 14

The Guardian - UK

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Major broadband providers outperformed by smaller rivals in annual survey

Zen Internet earned the highest ratings across the board and a customer score of 77% in the annual Which? survey.

Evening Standard

Ofcom cracks down on UK tech firms, will issue sanctions for illegal content

An upgraded code of practice is coming for UK tech sites.

TechRadar

BBC Gaza documentary: how an editorial blame game overshadowed an important film and destroyed trust

The war in Gaza has been a notoriously controversial and difficult story to cover as a journalist. The Israeli government banned international journalists from the territory. At least 171 journalists and media workers in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank have been killed since the war began.

The Conversation

Ofcom rushes to close loophole that lets politicians act as newsreaders

Regulator drops investigations after GB news challenged rulings relating to Jacob Rees-Mogg reading news updates

The Guardian - UK

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Ofcom opens probe into GB News after 75k complain about homophobic slur

MEDIA watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation into GB News after a programme carried discriminatory comments about LGBT people ...

The National (Scotland)

Six more investigations discontinued by Ofcom after GB News rulings quashed

Investigations had begun into former minister Jake Berry, ex-MEP Alex Phillips and former deputy Reform UK leader David Bull.

Evening Standard

What is the Online Safety Act? Law explained as it finally comes into force

Long-awaited powers will come into effect from Monday

The Independent UK

Social media platforms face huge fines under UK’s new digital safety laws

Platforms must safeguard against content such as terrorist and child sexual abuse material under Online Safety Act

The Guardian - UK

Critics say Ofcom is too weak on illegal social media content as new rules start

From Monday, Ofcom will start enforcing the Online Safety Act’s illegal content codes.

The Independent UK

Keep your children off Roblox, CEO warns worried parents

Keeping the kids off Roblox may be easier said than done

Evening Standard

Paloma Faith: Why I won’t be giving my children smartphones

Singer backs 100,000-strong movement of parents committing to give their children a smartphone-free childhood

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

‘Miracle spring water’ lands Christian TV channel with £150,000 Ofcom fine

Regulator says claims of product’s healing powers aired on The Word Network had potential to cause harm

Evening Standard

Ofcom fines religious channel £150,000 for ‘claiming water product cures cancer’

The media watchdog said two episodes of Peter Popoff Ministries, presented by American televangelist Peter Popoff, had ‘potentially harmful claims’.

The Independent UK

Christian TV channel fined £150,000 by Ofcom for ‘claiming miracle water cures cancer’

Ofcom said two episodes of Peter Popoff Ministries had ‘potentially harmful claims’

Evening Standard

Molly Russell’s father ‘losing trust’ in minister over online safety

Ian Russell said ‘nothing had changed since his daughter chose to end her life in 2017 after viewing harmful content

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Evening Standard

‘Very ambitious’ online safety rules will protect under-18s, Ofcom boss says

Dame Melanie Dawes said the Online Safety Act would give under-18s a ‘very different experience’ online than they get currently

The Guardian - UK

AI ‘wingmen’ bots to write profiles and flirt on dating apps

Users may have difficulty once they arrive on real-life dates, without their phone to help them, say academics

Evening Standard

First-class stamp price climbs to £1.70 in ‘blow to consumers’

Royal Mail has more than doubled the price of first-class stamps since 2020, when they cost 76p.

The Independent UK

Royal Mail to increase price of stamps again in ‘blow to consumers’

The price of first-class stamps has more than doubled since 2020, when they cost 76p

The Guardian - UK

Royal Mail to increase price of first-class stamp to £1.70

Cost of second-class service to rise to 87p in sixth increase in little more than three years

The Guardian - UK

As a teenager, I was a victim of online ‘revenge porn’. Here’s how Britain should protect people like me

The UK’s current measures to stop non-consensual intimate image abuse are full of loopholes. We need new laws now , says writer Isabel Brooks

The Independent UK

Brit Awards receive 825 complaints as pop stars’ skimpy outfits rile viewers

Brit Awards hit with hundreds of complaints over pop stars’ racy outfits

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