The Latest Breaking News from Ofcom

Traditional viewing is in terminal decline — but we’re more passionate about our favourite shows than ever

The channel is facing four more investigations over impartiality rules

Three of the inquiries relate to shows hosted by politicians Esther McVey, Philip Davies and Jacob Rees-Mogg

OFCOM has launched four further investigations into GB News’s compliance with due impartiality rules.

Media watchdog says broadcasting code prevents politicians acting as newsreader, interviewer or reporter unless ‘editorially justified’

The legislation is also terrible on free speech and poses global risks.

But an Ofcom report also found public service broadcasters still dominate the most-watched list for valued national TV moments.

Proportion of people watching traditional TV in a week has dropped from 83% in 2021 to 79% in 2022

But an Ofcom report also found public service broadcasters still dominate the most-watched list for valued national TV moments.

The sitcom, which follows teenagers growing up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, averaged more than three million viewers in its third series.

A provocative Channel 4 satirical programme, The British Miracle Meat, has led to hundreds of complaints to media regulator Ofcom. The mockumentary depicts ordinary Britons facing the cost of living crisis selling thin slices of their tissue to an innovative factory that uses it to grow lab meat.