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The public or the state: who calls the shots at the BBC?

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”.…

The Conversation

UK telecoms firms urged to let customers leave before record price rise

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

The Guardian - UK

Broadband firms urged to axe mid-contract exit fees as prices rise

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

The Independent UK

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Warning as millions of broadband customers face huge price hikes or £200 exit fees

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"

Daily Mirror

BT moves staff into new Bristol office and prepares to create 170 jobs

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

Birmingham Post

Ofcom makes final decision on contentious Gary Neville ITV rant after record complaints

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

Daily Mirror

BT investigated over fears it broke rules when customers signed new deals

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

Daily Mirror

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Dancing On Ice's Ekin-Su cried for days over 'upsetting' public vote amid complaints

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

Daily Mirror

Fans think Dancing On Ice star Ekin-Su has just addressed resemblance to Love Island contestant as she's defended after Ofcom complaints

The reality TV beauty received a raft of messages on Twitter

Manchester Evening News

Love Island moments that racked up the most Ofcom complaints

While viewers love the drama, they're also clearly not afraid to speak out if something does not sit right with them

Liverpool Echo

Dancing On Ice star Oti Mabuse defends Ekin-Su's sexy outfit after Ofcom complaints

Ekin-Su Culculoglu’s first Dancing On Ice costume and performance got tongues wagging for all the wrong reasons as ITV viewers slammed her 'sexualised' dance

Daily Mirror

Dancing On Ice's Torvil and Dean share 'unspoken connection ahead of performance

Skater duo Christopher Dean and Jayne Torvill have been performing together for nearly 50 years

Daily Mirror

Why are broadband and mobile prices rising by 14%?

Consumers urged to haggle as suppliers raise costs in line with inflation

The Independent UK

Is your phone or broadband provider guilty of ‘price-walking’? How to check if your bills are about to rise

This year’s mobile and broadband mid-contract price hikes will hit customers harder than ever. Cost-of-living expert Greg Marsh shares a new free online tool which can tell you if your monthly costs are about to be hiked

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Daily Mirror

What really happens after a Love Island fight: Standby security to off-camera ultimatums

Following Thursday night's tense scenes, we take a look at what exactly goes down off-camera when a fight breaks out in a Love Island villa - and what gets you booted off the ITV2 show

Edinburgh Live

Lorraine Kelly fires dig at Dancing on Ice critics over 'raunchy' Ofcom complaints

The Scottish TV presenter was discussing some showbiz news alongside co-host Scarlette Douglas, when the topic of former Love Island winner Ekin-Su's Dancing on Ice routine came up.

Chronicle Live

ITV's Lorraine Kelly fires dig at Dancing on Ice critics for complaining to Ofcom about Ekin-Su

ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly addressed the complaints made to Ofcom about Dancing on Ice star Ekin-Su

Wales Online

Ekin-Su on Dancing on Ice sparks more than 100 complaints to Ofcom

Love Island star Ekin-Su's performance and outfit on the ITV programme prompted 112 complaints to the regulator

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Daily Mirror

Dancing on Ice's Ekin-Su shares defiant message after Ofcom complaints over sexy routine

Dancing on Ice's Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has responded with a defiant message after her risqué performance on Dancing on Ice prompted Ofcom complaints, saying: "Don't study me. You won't graduate."

Daily Mirror

Love Island viewers slam boys after spotting 'rude habit' they ALL do on the show

Love Island viewers all have the same complaint about the boys on this years series, that they call women "birds" on the show, which fans find offensive and degrading

Daily Mirror

Loose Women hit with fresh Ofcom complaints after Katie Piper's 'goth baby' reaction

The broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has revealed that they received 66 reports in response to the presenter's reaction to a picture of a "goth baby"

Manchester Evening News

ITV Dancing on Ice slapped with official complaints after 'too sexy' scenes

The first episode saw Ekin-Su left in danger of going home after a public vote

Daily Mirror

Dancing On Ice flooded with Ofcom complaints over Ekin-Su's 'sexiest dance' ever

Love Island winner Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu recreated her notorious villa crawl during the routine - which host Holly Willoughby described as the show's 'sexiest ever skate'

Reason

Britain Wants To Jail Social Media Managers Who Don't Censor to the Government's Liking

Tech firm operators may face criminal charges if children who use their platforms encounter too much “harmful content.”

The Guardian - UK

Donelan confirms stiffer online safety measures after backbench pressure

One new provision targets senior managers at tech platforms who ignore Ofcom enforcement notices

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