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Love Island draws 1,500 complaints to Ofcom over alleged misogyny

Media regulator deciding whether to investigate ITV reality show over behaviour of male contestants

The Guardian - UK

ITV Love Island official complaints rise as viewers share anger over islanders' behaviour

The Snog, Marry, Pie challenge prompted more viewer outrage

Manchester Evening News

Love Island receives 2000 Ofcom complaints over Tasha Ghouri ‘bullying’

The Islander had been left in tears after being targeted by the male contestants

Evening Standard

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Love Island slammed with 1,509 Ofcom complaints over boys' 'misogynistic' behaviour

Male Love Island stars were criticised by viewers over their behaviour towards the women in the villa

Daily Mirror

ITV Love Island viewers spot issue with talent show as they threaten to 'file complaints'

The much anticipated talent show caused quite a stir

Manchester Evening News

Love Island boys plan special spa surprise for their partners after being branded toxic

ITV recently received 3.5k Ofcom complaints after viewers were left shocked by the boys' behaviour towards Tasha Ghouri and it seems they're trying to make things right

Daily Mirror

Love Island star Gabby Allen brands boys 'toxic and insecure' after Ofcom complaints

This year's Love Island caused a lot of uproar among fans due to the boys' treatment of the girls as well as their antics in Casa Amor

Daily Mirror

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BBC found in breach of impartiality guidelines in Ruth Davidson interview

REGULATOR Ofcom has found the BBC breached impartiality guidelines in an interview with Baroness Ruth Davidson on the anticipated appearance…

The National (Scotland)

Ofcom finds BBC guilty of impartiality breaches over Ruth Davidson interview

Regulator says World at One failed to properly balance suggestions democracy had become corrupted under SNP government

The Guardian - UK

BBC broke impartiality rules in report on Scottish Government handling of Alex Salmond complaints

Ofcom upheld a complaint about an edition of World At One last year which featured an interview with former Scottish Conservatives leader Ruth Davidson.

Daily Record

‘People get bored quickly’: how UK teens turned to social media for their news

As Ofcom confirms that young people now stay informed through Instagram and TikTok, we meet the online newshounds

The Guardian - UK

Love Island is my guilty pleasure, but it doesn’t need bullies to make it entertaining TV

Male contestants’ controlling behaviour has led thousands to complain to Ofcom

The Guardian - UK

Love Island slammed for showcasing 'toxic masculinity' by women's rights charity

Women's charity Refuge says Love Island has a 'pressure cooker' environment and Ofcom received thousands of complaints alleging that some scenes displayed misogyny and controlling behaviour

Daily Mirror

Most complained about reality TV moments of all time

Big Brother, Love Island, X-Factor and Britain's Got Talent have all received masses of complaints to Ofcom

Liverpool Echo

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Social Media Platforms Are Top News Sources for British Teens, Report Reveals

Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are the top three news sources for teenagers in the UK, according to a report on news consumption patterns. The report by regulator Ofcom found that “British teens are increasingly ditching traditional news outlets, and resorting to Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter to keep up with the…

Chronicle Live

Love Island's Iain Stirling 'confirms' final date and extended episode before ITV announcement

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling appeared to confirm the final date during Thursday's episode of the ITV2 show

Glasgow Live

ITV2 Love Island: Ofcom inundated with reality dating show complaints over 'misogynistic behaviour'

If you are wondering what complains Ofcom get, they have now taken to TikTok to keep the public updated about what shows people are talking about and how many complaints they've received each week.

Edinburgh Live

Love Island receives 3,600 Ofcom complaints in just one week due to 'bullying' allegations

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Instagram now most popular news source among British teens

Instagram is now the most popular news source among teenagers in the United Kingdom, followed by TikTok and YouTube, according to a report published by media watchdog Ofcom on Thursday.

Irish Mirror

Love Island wardrobe malfunction as pair of tiny shorts causes huge problem for Deji

Deji Adeniyi managed to survive the surprise dumping which saw two people brutally booted off the Virgin Media dating show, but found that he showed off a little more than expected

Liverpool Echo

Love Island hit with 3,600 Ofcom complaints in a week

The complaints came amid the fallout from Movie Night

The Independent UK

Teens are turning to Instagram and TikTok for news, Ofcom report finds

TikTok is also the fastest growing news source among adults

Chronicle Live

Love Island star Gemma Owen's mum raises 'concerns' about Luca with telling Instagram comment

Gemma Owen's mum Louise has addressed Luca's behaviour towards Tasha in the comment section of an Instagram post

The Independent UK

Instagram is now most popular news source for teenagers

Number of 12 to 15-year-olds using BBC One and BBC Two for news has dropped from 45% five years ago to 24% today

The Guardian - UK

TikTok is fastest growing news source for UK adults, Ofcom finds

App is used by 7% of adults for news with nearly half turning to TikTokers rather than conventional outlets for updates

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