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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

Daily Mirror

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.

The New Daily

'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

Wales Online

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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

Nottingham Post

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

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

Wales Online

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

Manchester Evening News

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 Mirror

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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.

Daily Record

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

The Guardian - UK

Spying on SNP ministers, GB News probe and more 'cruel' asylum seeker plans

THE latest edition of The Worst of Westminster is out now covering the most rage-inducing stories of the week from the Houses of Parliament.

The National (Scotland)

Monopolies watchdog probes Amazon’s £1.4 billion acquisition of Roomba maker iRobot

It is the second competition-related probe involving Amazon in two days

Evening Standard

ITV Coronation Street fans offer 'Ofcom details' over Craig as actor Colson Smith responds and reveals unknown character detail

Viewers of the ITV soap said they needed a 'distressing scenes' warning

Manchester Evening News

Cloud giants could face a major crackdown in the UK over competition fears

AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are being watched carefully in the UK following a European case against Microsoft.

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British regulators are gunning for Big Tech

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The Money Edit

Virgin Media leaves thousands without broadband: are customers entitled to compensation?

Tens of thousands of Virgin Media customers were hit by broadband outages yesterday. We explain your rights if your broadband goes down

Daily Mirror

Corrie's Ryan Connor's unbandaged face seen for the first time after horror acid attack

Ryan Prescott, who plays Ryan Connor on the ITV soap, has been spotted filming with significant facial scarring on his left cheek and what appeared to be a skin graft on his neck following his character being the victim of an acid attack

TechRadar

Many telcos aren't ready for Ofcom's new switching plan

They don't think Ofcom will enforce the deadline which ended days ago.

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The Money Edit

Broadband switching service delayed - how it will eventually work and why it’s crucial to switch

A broadband switching service designed to make it easier to change to a cheaper or faster deal has been delayed. We explain how you can still avoid huge increases to your monthly internet bill

Daily Mirror

Virgin Media issues compensation update after thousands left without broadband

Virgin Media is signed up to the Ofcom automatic compensation scheme, which sees households entitled to £9.33 for each day their service is disrupted - but this only kicks in after two days

The Guardian - UK

Amazon and Microsoft face referral to UK regulator over cloud services market

Ofcom proposes to refer sector to CMA amid ‘significant concerns’ about behaviour of some providers

Evening Standard

Ofcom refers cloud market to CMA amid ‘concern over practices of Amazon and Microsoft’

Tech giants Amazon and Microsoft have come under fire as media regulator Ofcom said it would refer the cloud market to the UK competition watchdog after uncovering what it called “concerning practices” by key market players during an investigation.

The National (Scotland)

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)

Ofcom not 'up to task' of policing UK's right-wing media moguls, SNP MP says

THE UK’s media watchdog is looking increasingly as if it is not “up to the task” of protecting media freedom and impartiality ...

The National (Scotland)

John Nicolson: Ofcom is increasingly failing to stand up for a free and fair media

ANDREW Neil was first to speak on the new channel. “We are not a rolling news channel, nor will we be providing conventional news bulletins,” he…

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