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.
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Ofgem fines energy supplier £1.8m for service failures
Cornwall Energy, a UK gas and electricity provider, has been hit with a hefty £1.8 million penalty by regulator Ofgem for severe customer service and billing failures, leaving thousands of households in distress.
Ofgem's £3bn Warning to Energy Firms Over Customer Debt
The UK energy regulator, Ofgem, has issued a stark warning to suppliers over a mounting £3 billion debt crisis. With millions struggling to pay bills, the regulator is demanding urgent plans to support customers and prevent a future financial catastrophe
Ofgem staff strike over pay dispute – major disruptions expected
Hundreds of Ofgem employees in Glasgow, London, and Cardiff are set to walk out in a 48-hour strike over pay and conditions, raising concerns over energy market disruptions.
Pharmacy accused of stealing weight-loss jabs
A UK pharmacy faces serious accusations of stealing weight-loss injections, prompting an investigation by regulators. Find out the shocking details.
Ofwat: Govt failing to protect England's environment
Ofwat has criticised the government for inadequate measures to safeguard England's natural environment, urging immediate action to address regulatory gaps.
Ofwat criticised for environmental regulation failures
Ofwat, the UK's water regulator, is under fire for failing to hold water companies accountable for environmental damage. Critics demand urgent reforms to protect England's waterways.
Ofwat Chief Resigns as Watchdog Faces Abolition
David Black, the head of Ofwat, announces his resignation amid government plans to dismantle the water watchdog. What does this mean for consumers and the industry?
Car loan compensation: who gets paid and how much?
Regulators reveal payout details for millions affected by unfair car loan practices. Find out if you're eligible and how much you could claim.
Ofcom investigates Sky and Virgin Media over complaints
UK regulator Ofcom launches investigations into Sky and Virgin Media following a surge in customer complaints about service quality and billing issues.
Ofwat scrutinised as water bills soar
UK water regulator Ofwat is under pressure as consumers face soaring bills amid complaints of inadequate service and environmental negligence by water companies.
Trump's school funding freeze plan sparks outrage
Former US President Donald Trump's proposal to halt education funding and shut down schools has drawn sharp criticism from educators and policymakers.
UK aid cuts hit girls' education hardest
The UK government's decision to slash foreign aid budgets is having devastating consequences for girls' education programmes in some of the world's poorest countries.
Post-16 education reform could scrap BTECs
Plans to reform post-16 qualifications in England could see popular BTECs scrapped, leaving students and educators concerned about limited options.
Rachel Reeves denies private school fee claims
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves clarifies her stance on private education, reaffirming her commitment to state schools amid political scrutiny.
Labor and Coalition unite on HECS debt reform
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Australia's Labor and Coalition parties have joined forces to pass legislation easing the burden of HECS debt for millions. Discover how this historic move could reshape higher education financing.
UK plans independent football regulator for fan protection
The UK government is set to introduce a new independent football regulator, giving supporters more influence over club decisions and safeguarding the future of the sport.
UK Replaces Ofwat with New Water Regulator
The UK government is set to replace Ofwat with a new, more robust water regulator in a bid to overhaul the struggling sector and ensure better service for consumers.
UK school holidays: Why we lag behind Europe
British families face shorter summer breaks compared to France and Germany. Experts argue for reform to align with European norms and boost family wellbeing.
Scottish students outperform English in uni admissions
New research shows Scottish students are more likely to secure university places than their English counterparts, with Edinburgh University leading the trend.
Trump targets Native American college funding in controversial plan
Former President Donald Trump proposes drastic cuts to federal funding for Native American colleges and universities, raising concerns over educational equity and tribal sovereignty.
Ofwat to be scrapped in water regulation overhaul
The UK government is set to abolish Ofwat and replace it with a new water regulator, signalling a major overhaul of the industry's oversight.
Trump's $1.5M Education Donation Sparks Debate
Former US President Donald Trump's $1.5 million donation to the Department of Education has drawn criticism amid concerns over political influence in education policy.
Headteachers warn of school funding crisis as budgets fall short
Headteachers across England warn of severe financial strain as school budgets fail to keep pace with rising costs, urging the government to address the crisis.
SEND support crisis: Parents and teachers speak out
A growing number of parents and educators are raising concerns over the state of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) support in the UK. Share your experiences.
AI in Private Schools Risks Widening Education Gap
A new report by the Sutton Trust highlights how private schools are leveraging AI tools, potentially widening the education gap with state schools. Experts call for equitable access to technology.
Disabled child denied school due to funding cuts
A mother shares her emotional struggle as her disabled son faces exclusion from school due to severe funding shortages, highlighting a growing crisis in UK education.
Sex education in UK schools to be revamped
Labour's Bridget Phillipson announces plans to revamp sex education in UK schools, ensuring lessons are age-appropriate and evidence-based.
Schools to tackle incel culture with new sex education
Secondary schools in England will introduce new measures to tackle incel ideology and promote healthy relationships through updated sex education programmes.
SEND children in England 20 months behind peers
A new report reveals that children with special educational needs in England are significantly lagging behind their peers, raising urgent concerns about support and resources.
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