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Emmerdale fans threaten to complain to Ofcom after 'cruel' scenes with grieving Vinny

Emmerdale's Vinny has been left devastated after Liv died during the major storm that raged through the village on last week’s 50th anniversary episodes

Daily Mirror

BT Sport cleared by Ofcom after Celtic 'F*** the Crown' fan banner shown on-air

BT SPORT have been cleared by Ofcom after an anti-monarchy 'F*** the Crown' Celtic fan banner was shown on air.

The National (Scotland)

Alba Party advert 'blocked' by BBC as party decry 'democratic deficit'

ALBA have accused the BBC of “blocking” their party political broadcast – despite showing one earlier this year.

The National (Scotland)

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BT Sport cleared after Celtic fans display offensive banner following Queen's death

Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom decided not to pursue complaints into the banner shown on air during the Parkhead outfit's match against Shakhtar Donetsk in Warsaw six days after the Monarch's death.

Glasgow Live

Amanda Holden suffers accidental wardrobe malfunction while whipping off dressing gown

Amanda, 51, was telling fans about her "go to product" before flashing her chest as fans warned her to "be careful".

Daily Record

Amanda Holden suffers accidental wardrobe mishap when whipping off dressing gown

Amanda Holden, 51, suffered an awkward blunder when she filmed herself taking off her white dressing gown in an Instagram reel

Daily Mirror

Porn sites are not doing enough to protect children, warns Ofcom

Regulator publishes first report into video-sharing platforms and says few put child safety before profits

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Ofcom says some UK adult sites are ‘not doing enough to protect children’

Ahead of a government bill for online safety, the regulator says some companies are still putting profits ahead of child safety

Wales Online

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid left embarrassed after phone blunder live on air

Addressing viewers, Susanna continued discussing the news that inflation has now risen to 10.1% but the broadcaster was interrupted by her phone.

Daily Record

Vodafone announces new cheaper broadband - saving some customers £120 a year

The Essentials Broadband tariff offered by Vodafone is the 'cheapest' social tariff on the market and means thousands of Brits could make a saving of £10 a month - or £120 a year

Daily Mirror

Susanna Reid left red-faced after phone blunder live on Good Morning Britain

Susanna Reid was left embarrassed after her phone started playing a video as Good Morning Britain returned from a break on Wednesday morning

Daily Mirror

Susanna Reid backtracks on Good Morning Britain over Ofcom fears

Susanna said: "We might have said something we shouldn't have"

Liverpool Echo

Millions of Brits should pay LESS for broadband deals, says Ofcom

Only 3.5% of people on benefits pay cheaper broadband tariffs that could save them hundreds each year - but the rest are missing out because they haven’t been made aware of the deals

Daily Mirror

Molly Russell coroner calls for review of children’s social media access

Andrew Walker’s report says government should consider separate platforms for adults and children

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The Guardian - UK

Labour pledges cheap broadband tariff for low-income families

In government, party says it would stop inflation-busting price rises and take action on mid-contract hikes

The Independent UK

Ofcom investigates GB News over ‘anti-vaccine comments’ made by guest

Ofcom received more than 400 complaints over comments made by American author and journalist Naomi Wolf.

Evening Standard

Now is the time to end high broadband prices for hard-up households

Did you know there are reduced broadband tariffs for households on Universal Credit? Most people don’t - which means take-up is scandalously low. Broadband companies must urgently do more to promote these offers, says cost of living expert Greg Marsh

The Guardian - UK

GB News faces second Ofcom inquiry into Covid vaccine coverage

Investigation by media regulator follows interview with author Naomi Wolf on show subject to previous complaints

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Wales Online

What to do about slow broadband speeds and how you could get up to £100 back

Households are set to be hit with hefty broadband price rises next spring - but are you getting what you pay for?

The Guardian - UK

Adult online age used by third of eight- to 17-year-old social media users

Ofcom study covers Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter and YouTube, all of which have age limits of 13

The Guardian - UK

Delays to online safety bill will endanger young people, says Molly Russell’s father

Ian Russell, whose daughter took her own life, says ‘waiting around’ leaves children exposed to harmful content

Daily Mirror

Phillip Schofield gushes over touching anonymous letter from fan amid Queuegate backlash

This Morning host Phillip Schofield gushed over his 'beautiful' letter and gift from the anonymous fan as he posted to share his gratitude

The Guardian - UK

TechScape: Social media firms face a safety reckoning after the Molly Russell inquest

In this week’s newsletter: The question of tougher regulation is back following an inquest into the death of a 14-year-old who viewed significant amounts of harmful online content

The Guardian - UK

Rightwing thinktanks run this government. But first, they had to capture the BBC

Why are representatives of these shadily funded groups treated as impartial observers on news programmes? asks Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on digital dangers: after Molly Russell, MPs must act

Editorial: Instagram and Pinterest led the teenager down a self-destructive path. New online safety measures can’t come soon enough

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