Loose Women fined £75,500 by Ofcom in product placement scandal
ITV's flagship daytime show Loose Women has been slapped with a hefty £75,500 Ofcom fine for breaching strict product placement rules, sparking a major scandal for the broadcaster.
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California Mobile Home Park in Turmoil Over Unpaid Dues
Exclusive: The idyllic Marin Valley Mobile Country Club in Novato is embroiled in a bitter dispute as residents face liens and legal action over alleged unpaid membership fees, challenging the community's cooperative spirit.
Rayner: Labour's Workers' Rights Revolution in First 100 Days
Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner vows to revolutionise UK workers' rights with transformative employment reforms immediately upon taking office, targeting zero-hour contracts and fire-and-rehire practices.
Ofcom clears Rylan Clark after government minister's complaint
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has dismissed a complaint from a government minister about Rylan Clark's BBC Radio 2 interview, ruling it did not breach due impartiality rules. The ruling highlights tensions between government figures and public service broad
Ofcom rules against TalkTV over Hugh Grant comments
Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has ruled against TalkTV after James Anderson compared Hugh Grant to a 'paedophile' during a live debate, citing a breach of due care and offensive language rules.
Good Morning Britain Faces Ofcom Investigation Over Political Debate
ITV's flagship morning show Good Morning Britain faces a formal Ofcom investigation after a heated political debate descends into chaos, with critics branding the segment 'despicable' and demanding regulatory action.
UK Drivers Face £1k Fine for Phone Use at Traffic Lights
Millions of UK motorists are unaware that touching a phone at traffic lights or in stationary traffic remains illegal, risking fines and penalty points. Experts reveal the shocking loopholes in the law.
Flight attendant's urgent phone warning for all travellers
An experienced flight attendant reveals the critical safety reasons behind the airplane mode rule and the surprising risks of ignoring it, from navigation interference to emergency channel disruption.
Vikings Star Returns After 90% Pay Cut Shocker
Exclusive: Minnesota Vikings' key defensive player makes extraordinary financial sacrifice to rejoin the team, accepting a staggering 90% pay reduction in a move that has stunned the NFL world.
Blair pressed on secretive UAE role and multi-million contracts
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is under fire to fully disclose the extent of his advisory role to the UAE, following revelations of lucrative government contracts awarded to his consultancy.
Richard Osman's Strict 'No Phones' Rule For House Guests
Pointless co-host Richard Osman has a surprisingly strict rule for anyone staying at his home, banning mobile phones to protect a priceless possession and ensure genuine connection.
UK's Ticking Time Bomb: The Surge in Precarious Temp Work
Exclusive analysis reveals a hidden crisis in the UK labour market. A record shift towards temporary employment is creating a precarious workforce, threatening economic stability and worker rights. Discover the data behind the rise of the 'temp nation'.
Sonic Racing Crossworlds Still in Development, SEGA Confirms
SEGA reassures fans that the highly anticipated mobile racing game, Sonic Racing Crossworlds, is still on track. Get the latest official update on development progress and what to expect from this new chapter in the Sonic racing franchise.
Khan's City Hall awarded £3.5m to Labour donor firms
Exclusive investigation reveals companies linked to major Labour donor David Sullivan have secured millions in contracts from the Mayor's office, raising questions over transparency and party donations.
Jerry Jones Addresses Micah Parsons Contract Standoff
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones breaks his silence on the Micah Parsons contract stalemate, revealing a firm stance while the star's mother adds fuel to the fire on social media. Exclusive insight into the high-stakes negotiations.
Shinobi Art of Vengeance Mobile Game Review
Our in-depth review of Shinobi Art of Vengeance, the slick new mobile action game from SEGA. Discover whether this ninja homage recaptures the magic of the classic franchise or falls short of its potential.
Westminster's 'Consultocracy' Feasts on £300m of Public Cash
An explosive investigation reveals how a secretive network of consultants and lobbyists, many with deep government ties, are profiting from a post-Brexit policy boom at the taxpayer's expense.
Sky Mobile Secures Exclusive Google Pixel 10 UK Launch
Sky Mobile secures exclusive UK rights for the groundbreaking Google Pixel 10, featuring revolutionary AI capabilities, satellite connectivity, and an unprecedented partnership that could reshape the British mobile market.
US Schools in 17 States Enforce Strict Mobile Phone Bans
A sweeping new wave of mobile phone restrictions is hitting US schools as students return, with 17 states implementing policies to curb classroom distractions and boost focus.
Peter Andre's Strict Rules For Daughter Princess Revealed
Exclusive: Singer and TV personality Peter Andre opens up about his surprisingly strict set of rules for his 16-year-old daughter Princess, including a ban on phones in bedrooms and a 10 PM curfew, aiming to keep her grounded in the celebrity world.
Love Island Hit By Wave Of Ofcom Complaints
ITV2's Love Island is hit by a tidal wave of Ofcom complaints as furious viewers condemn the explosive Casa Amor behaviour and alleged 'emotional manipulation' that dominated the latest series.
Ofcom dismisses Love Island complaints
UK media regulator Ofcom has dismissed complaints about Love Island's latest season. Find out why viewers were upset and what the ruling means for the show.
Zelenskyy offers Trump $100bn arms deal for security
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reportedly proposed a massive $100bn arms deal to Donald Trump, offering long-term military contracts in return for US security assurances amid the ongoing war with Russia.
ITV probes Good Morning Britain over Ofcom rules
ITV has initiated a formal investigation into 'Good Morning Britain' following complaints about potential breaches of Ofcom's broadcasting regulations. The probe focuses on impartiality and fairness concerns.
Chelsea to hand key players lucrative new contracts
Chelsea Football Club is preparing to offer bumper new deals to pivotal players following their recent successes in the Club World Cup and European competitions.
Brits hit by shock Spain phone charges
British holidaymakers in Spain are being hit with unexpected roaming charges despite Brexit promises. Here’s what you need to know to avoid sky-high phone bills.
Tyreek Hill Trade Rumours Heat Up
NFL teams are reportedly keeping tabs on Miami Dolphins' Tyreek Hill as contract frustrations simmer. Could a blockbuster trade be on the horizon?
Metro by T-Mobile’s New Budget Wireless Plan
Metro by T-Mobile unveils an affordable new wireless plan, offering unlimited data and perks. Find out if it's the best deal for your needs.
Greene's Palantir Stock Trades Raise Ethics Concerns
Controversial US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene faces scrutiny over her financial dealings with Palantir, a defence contractor linked to government surveillance.
Persimmon and Balfour Beatty face lobbying scrutiny
Major UK housebuilders Persimmon and Balfour Beatty are under fire for allegedly securing government contracts through questionable lobbying practices, raising concerns over transparency and fairness.
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