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Ofcom investigates Ken Bruce’s show over sentencing petition

Earlier this month, Ofcom launched an investigation into GB News over similar concerns about the broadcaster’s campaign.

The National (Scotland)

Ofcom investigates Ken Bruce show for potential breach of broadcasting rules

Inquiry relates to Greatest Hits Radio’s ‘Face the Family’ campaign, promoted on Bruce’s morning show

The Guardian - UK

Ofcom investigates Greatest Hits Radio over sentencing petition

The regulator is looking into whether the station’s Face the Family petition breaches impartiality and accuracy rules for broadcasters.

The Independent UK

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Ofcom investigates Virgin Media over complaints contracts hard to cancel

Media regulator also plans to name and shame telecoms firms not offering vulnerable customers cheaper deals

The Guardian - UK

Love Island episode sees ITV hit with Ofcom complaints as viewers hit out at 'bullying'

The broadcasting watchdog received nearly 1,000 complaints from viewers who weren't happy at the treatment of Scott van-der-Sluis by his fellow islanders

Chronicle Live

Love Island slammed with 1,000 Ofcom complaints over 'bullying'

Viewers of the ITV dating show have clocked to Ofcom to share their concern over the islanders treatment of fan-favourite Scott van der Sluis

Daily Record

Love Island viewers have bombarded TV bosses with complaints about Scott being 'bullied' by other contestants

Hundreds complain that footballer Scott van-der-Sluis was being singled out by fellow Islander

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Love Island villa descends into chaos as Islanders prepare for shock axe of one couple

As the Islanders embark on another evening, unbeknownst to them, a text message reaches the villa where they are told who the most compatible couple are after a public vote

Daily Mirror

PM urged to keep independent appeals process for removing harmful online content

Baroness Newlove says the Online Safety Bill as it presently stands risks harm to victims by not including an independent appeals process.

The Independent UK

Almost 1,000 Ofcom complaints over Scott Love Island bullying claims

Regulator has confirmed that there has been an upsurge in viewers complaining goalkeeper Scott van der Sluis is being targeted unfairly by other contestants

Bristol Post

Love Island hit by 1,000 Ofcom complaints over Scott van der Sluis

Regulator has confirmed that there has been an upsurge in viewers complaining goalkeeper Scott van der Sluis is being targeted unfairly by other contestants

Wales Online

Love Island hit with 1,000 Ofcom complaints over Islanders 'bullying' Scott

Scott van der Sluis has become a fan favourite on this Love Island series – but viewers have flocked to Ofcom to share concerns of Islanders' 'bullying behaviour' towards Scott

Daily Mirror

Love Island hit with 1,000 complaints over Islanders 'bullying' League of Ireland footballer Scott

Scott van der Sluis has become a fan favourite on this Love Island series – but viewers have flocked to Ofcom to share concerns of Islanders' 'bullying behaviour' towards Scott

Irish Mirror

New online reform regulatory system could cost nearly £170m, Ofcom estimates

A new report by public spending watchdog the National Audit Office praised the progress Ofcom has made in preparing for the new regulatory role.

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Evening Standard

Two years on from Saka, Rashford and Sancho racism, is football making progress in fight against online abuse?

Today marks two years since a deluge of online racist abuse was directed at Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho after their missed penalties in the Euro 2020 Final.

Irish Mirror

RTE shake-up as new Director General outlines radical plan to save station

Mr Bakhurst also said he has no problem losing talent to save money at the station

The Independent UK

New RTE director-general concedes broadcaster ‘may have to become smaller’

Kevin Bakhurst also acknowledged the potential for more damning revelations to emerge about Ireland’s embattled public service broadcaster.

The Guardian - UK

UK broadband and mobile firms accused of burying cheaper deals

Study finds websites of several big providers give little prominence to ‘social tariffs’ despite calls to do so

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The National (Scotland)

Ofcom begins investigation into GB News over anti-cashless society campaign

OFCOM has launched an investigation into GB News over a campaign which calls on the Government to introduce laws to “protect the status of…

Evening Standard

Online Safety Bill: Seize this golden opportunity to crack down on online fraud

City voices: One change that would make a substantial difference is to require social media platforms to enable users to see whether accounts are verified

The Guardian - UK

Ofcom investigates GB News over its Don’t Kill Cash campaign

UK broadcaster already faces several other investigations by regulator as it pushes opinionated TV news

The National (Scotland)

Ofcom may have 'good reason' to change rules on politician presenters

A FORMER Ofcom director of standards has said the watchdog must decide whether rules around politicians presenting TV programmes are still…

Wales Online

Martin Lewis warning on phone scam charges after he was targeted

Money saving guru said it is crucial people do not do one thing to avoid being charged a premium rate call

Daily Mirror

Love Island hit with 372 Ofcom complaints over Molly Marsh's controversial return

Molly Marsh's return to Love Island prompted 372 complaints to Ofcom with many viewers branding the pantomime performer's reunion with former flame Zacariah Noble 'boring'

The Independent UK

Industry expert: Government trying to undermine encryption in Online Safety Bill

The Bill is next due to be heard in the House of Lords on Thursday.

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