Ofcom has said it has “serious concerns” about transparency in the BBC’s complaints process after the broadcaster failed to publish the reasoning for its initial decision over Naga Munchetty, and the Director-General’s move to reverse it.
Ofcom will address the BBC’s “lack of transparency as a matter of urgency” for failing to publish its reasoning for its initial decision over Naga Munchetty, and the Director-General’s move to reverse it.
The UK’s biggest broadband companies have committed to cutting prices for out-of-contract and vulnerable customers amid concerns about so-called “loyalty penalties” across the sector.
A clash between Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage and a caller on his LBC radio show over the prospect of the creation of an EU army has sparked an investigation by Ofcom.
Culture Secretary Nicky Morgan has called for the biggest events in the women’s sporting calendar to be given equal screen time to their male counterparts.
The BBC has apologised for failing to warn the Duke of Sussex that it would be broadcasting and publishing online an image of him in which he was branded “a race traitor”, which was shared on a neo-Nazi social media group.
The UK’s viewing habits are rapidly changing, with around half of homes now subscribing to TV streaming services such as Netflix.
Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow did not breach TV rules by saying he had “never seen so many white people in one place”, the regulator has ruled, while reminding broadcasters to take “particular care” with language.
Ofcom has approved the BBC’s plan to extend iPlayer’s catch-up window to 12 months, subject to “certain conditions and guidance”.
Diversity in radio has been slow to come because it has not been a priority for a number of organisations, according to the chief operating officer of BBC Radio.
Women, ethnic minorities and people with disabilities are still under-represented at a senior level in UK radio, according to a report by Ofcom.
Maura Higgins’ attempts to kiss Tommy Fury was the incident on Love Island that sparked the most complaints to Ofcom this series, the watchdog has said.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.
Mobile phone group Giffgaff has been fined £1.4 million by the industry watchdog for “unacceptable” billing mistakes after it overcharged around 2.6 million customers.