The BBC needs to "get a grip quicker" and complete reports and investigations sooner following controversies such as the ...

Ofcom has introduced changes to its existing licence for the 3.9GHz (3925 – 4009MHz) radio spectrum band, which among other ...

A BBC report has concluded that a documentary about the lives of children in Gaza breached editorial guidelines on accuracy.

Reddit has introduced age verification on its UK site to stop people aged under 18 from looking at "certain mature content". The social media platform brought in the measures to comply with new rules ...

After years of campaigning and political debate, tech platforms will - within weeks - be legally obliged to stop kids seeing ...

A BBC documentary about Gaza breached editorial guidelines on accuracy by failing to disclose the narrator was the son of a ...

Ofcom’s Mobile Matters research report puts people’s experiences of using mobile networks across the UK under the microscope, ...

A BBC-commissioned report revealed that the Gaza documentary 'How to Survive a Warzone' violated editorial standards due to ...

The Online Safety Act says sites must make it harder for under-18s to see explicit material - and Pornhub and other major ...

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The UK has been enabling its regulator Ofcom to wield a stern and heavy axe in enforcing new online safety act legislation.

The UK communications regulator, Ofcom, has today published their 2025 Mobile Matters report, which uses Opensignal's crowdsourced data (collected between Octob ...