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Telecoms firms accused of overcharging landline-only customers by £200m

Exclusive: Economists say ‘market power’ of TalkTalk, Virgin Media and SSE may allow them to set ‘excessive prices’

The Guardian - UK

‘Add code of practice to Bill to prevent violence against women and girls online’

The House of Lords is due to scrutinise the Online Safety Bill in its committee stage on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Naked Education star 'proud' of show as some slam adults stripping in front of teens

Dr Alex George has launched a passionate defence of his new show Naked Education, after viewers complained over scenes which saw adults strip off in front of teenagers

Daily Mirror

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RTE appoints Kevin Bakhurst as new Director General to replace Dee Forbes

Mr Bakhurst previously held the role of Managing Director of News & Current Affairs at RTÉ and Deputy Director General

Irish Mirror

WhatsApp issues warning over new law allowing government to read your private messages

Bosses from tech firms WhatsApp, Element and Signal have called on the government to "urgently rethink" the Online Safety Bill, warning it will open the door to "indiscriminate surveillance" of personal messages

Daily Mirror

WhatsApp and Signal unite against online safety bill amid privacy concerns

Encrypted chat apps sign open letter warning of ‘unprecedented threat to safety and security’ of UK citizens

The Guardian - UK

Tech firms warn Government plans could lead to ‘indiscriminate surveillance’

WhatsApp, Signal, Element and other messaging platforms called for ministers to abandon plans to demand access to encrypted services.

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One in five UK toddlers own a smartphone, Ofcom study finds

Some parents appear to be comfortable with device ownership among children as young as three

Evening Standard

‘It’s tough for parents’: should young children have their own phone?

Debate bubbles over how to navigate setting limits as UK study shows fifth of three- and four-year-olds have a device

The Guardian - UK

Amanda Holden defiant vow on racy Britain's Got Talent dresses after Ofcom complaints

Amanda Holden is known for her skimpy outfits on Britain's Got Talent - and the 52-year-old has no plans to stop wearing them when the new series kicks off on ITV this weekend

Daily Mirror

Amanda Holden slams BGT outfit backlash as she promises to 'not cover up'

The Britain's Got Talent judge slammed people over their backlash of her wardrobe choices and said 'my t*ts seem to become the show's biggest talking point every year'

Daily Record

Amanda Holden hits back after BGT fans complain about her clothes

The 52-year-old said people have "too much time on their hands"

Liverpool Echo

Amanda Holden sends fans wild as she appears to ditch Britain's Got Talent after hitting back at viewers who complained to Ofcom

It wasn't quite as it seemed as the talent show judge is due to return to screens this weekend with a brand new series

Manchester Evening News

One in five UK children aged three and four have mobile phone, study finds

Rise in phone use by young raises public health question but experts caution against ‘screen time’ fears

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Wales Online

Amanda Holden claps back at 'people with too much time on their hands' who complain about her outfits

She has told people not to bother complaining this year as Britain's Got Talent returns

Daily Mirror

BGT's Amanda Holden slams Ofcom complaints: 'People have too much time on their hands'

Over the years, Britain's Got Talent has been hit with Ofcom complaints with criticism over 52-year-old Amanda Holden's outfits during the shows

The New Daily

Debate rages over children’s Naked Education

A new British show has drawn complaints after bringing children face-to-face with naked adults in the name of education and body positivity.

Wales Online

'I stripped for Naked Education, it's not perverse and nothing kids haven't seen'

Almost 1,000 people complained to Ofcom about scenes of people stripping in front of teenagers

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Nottingham Post

Ofcom receives dozens of complaints following theatre discussion on ITV This Morning

Staff members held signs stating "PLEASE REFRAIN FROM SINGING ALONG" at the opening night of The Bodyguard last week after previous performances on this tour involved audiences trying to "out-sing" the cast

Wales Online

Channel 4 show Naked Education gets nearly 1,000 complaints to Ofcom

The show has come under fire for showing nudity before the watershed

Manchester Evening News

ITV This Morning slapped with official Ofcom complaints after The Bodyguard chat prompted outcry and Alison Hammond apology

It comes after reports of a ‘mini riot’ during a performance of The Bodyguard at Manchester's Palace Theatre

Daily Mirror

Naked Education hit with over 900 Ofcom complaints as adults pose nude in front of children

Channel 4 show Naked Education, fronted by Anna Richardson, Love Island star Dr Alex George and Yinka Bokinni, has been hit with nearly 1000 Ofcom complaints after it made its debut

Daily Record

Millions of people on a low income urged to 'lock in' long-term cheaper broadband using new online comparison tool

People on PIP, Income Support, Universal Credit and other benefits may be able to get broadband for just £12 per month.

The Guardian - UK

Labour plans ban on global scammers’ spoof phone calls to UK

Sunak government could ‘swiftly’ end spoofing calls, says Emily Thornberry in criticism of delayed fraud strategy

The Guardian - UK

A culture of truth denial is wilting US democracy and Britain is following fast

GB News is chasing Fox down a path of being economical with the facts, culminating in assertions last week that a liberal elite is running the UK

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