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A survey for Citizens Advice found some 60% of UK adults experienced delayed post over the festive period.

Dancing on Ice returned for another series this month with a star-studded launch on ITV - but is now set for a major change

What’s the difference between a state broadcaster and a public broadcaster? The dispute over the close relationship between the BBC chairman, Richard Sharp and the former prime minister Boris Johnson, has seen some people – including on one occasion a BBC presenter – refer to it as a “state broadcaster”.…

Which? calls on firms to let customers break contracts penalty-free ahead of expected 14% rise in April

Millions of broadband and mobile phone customers can expect to face monthly bill increases of at least 14% from April.

Which? has slammed telecoms firms such as BT, EE, Plusnet, TalkTalk and Vodafone for hiking their broadband prices mid-contract, urging them to "step up and play their part to support their customers"

The telecoms giant's employees have begun moving into the multi-million pound Assembly building in the city centre

Gary Neville's controversial rant during ITV's coverage of the World Cup in Qatar attracted a host of complaints, forcing regulatory body Ofcom to make a decision

An investigation has been launched into BT Group as Ofcom has 'reasons to suspect' Plusnet, which is a BT subsidiary, may have 'failed to comply' with the regulator's rules

Love Island winner Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu shared a defiant message this week, after her Dancing On Ice performance sparked complaints last weekend

The reality TV beauty received a raft of messages on Twitter