800,000 UK nursery children on social media
Shocking analysis shows hundreds of thousands of children aged 3-5 are on social media. Experts warn of adult-targeted algorithms and call for urgent action to protect young minds.
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BBC complaints drop as Ofcom cites 'significant crisis'
Ofcom reports a decrease in complaints against the BBC, but warns the broadcaster faces a 'significant crisis' over editorial standards. Discover the full story.
BBC complaints drop as Ofcom flags 'significant crisis'
Ofcom reports a decrease in complaints against the BBC, but warns the broadcaster faces a 'significant crisis' over editorial standards. Discover the full story.
New Study Debunks Social Media Addiction Myth
New research reveals excessive social media use is often a habit, not an addiction. Discover the real impact on mental health and why so many feel hooked. Read the full story.
Study: Instagram use is habit, not addiction
New research finds excessive social media use is often a conditioned habit rather than a true addiction. Discover how this changes responsibility and what it means for UK teens.
BBC Board Crisis: Banerji Quits Over Resignations
Former BBC board member Shumeet Banerji resigns, criticising the board's handling of the departures of Tim Davie and Deborah Turness. Read the full story on the BBC leadership crisis.
BBC Chair Samir Shah Faces Leadership Crisis
BBC chairman Samir Shah faces mounting pressure as MPs question his leadership following a disastrous committee appearance. Discover the fallout and what's next for the embattled broadcaster.
BBC Faces Global Backlash Over Edited Trump Speech
The BBC confronts international criticism and a $5bn lawsuit after admitting to editing a Donald Trump speech. Can the broadcaster survive this crisis? Read more.
BBC Impartiality Row: Adviser Disputes Bias Claims
A former BBC adviser disputes claims of 'systemic bias', telling MPs the corporation took impartiality 'extremely seriously'. Explore the fallout from the leaked memo that sparked senior resignations.
BBC Chairman: Top Job 'Too Big for One Person'
BBC Chairman Samir Shah says the Director-General role is too large for one person, hinting at a major executive restructure as the job is advertised. Discover the implications.
BBC adviser warns MPs of 'incipient problems' with bias
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott tells MPs his leaked memo highlighted growing impartiality issues, including controversial Trump documentary editing that prompted $5bn lawsuit threat.
BBC Not Institutionally Biased Says Memo Author
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott defends corporation amid Trump editing scandal. Read the full story about the impartiality investigation and resignations.
BBC not institutionally biased, says memo author
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott defends corporation's impartiality while highlighting systemic editorial concerns. Read the full investigation into BBC standards.
BBC Not Institutionally Biased Says Memo Author
Former BBC adviser Michael Prescott defends corporation while highlighting systemic editorial concerns. Read the full story about the impartiality investigation.
BBC bosses questioned by MPs over editorial standards
BBC chairman Samir Shah faces MPs' questions on editorial guidelines and the fallout from a Panorama report on Trump. Key figures to give evidence.
Whitehall spends £3,244 of taxpayer money on Pride
The Cabinet Office used over £3,000 of public funds for civil servants to join Pride parades, sparking impartiality and spending concerns. Discover the full story.
BBC Board Member Quits Over Governance Concerns
BBC board member Sir Robbie Gibb resigns citing governance issues following Huw Edwards scandal and Lineker impartiality row. Read the full story of the corporation's turbulent weeks.
BBC faces 'existential crisis' over trust, says Husain
Former BBC journalist Mishal Husain calls for end to ministerial board appointments as corporation faces parliamentary scrutiny over editorial standards and trust.
BBC bias debate: Cardiff study reveals Conservative slant
A 2013 Cardiff University study found BBC coverage favours Conservative, Eurosceptic perspectives. Explore the evidence behind bias claims and the Trump lawsuit controversy.
Ex-BBC Chief: Don't Pay Trump Licence Fee Money
Former BBC Director General Tony Hall insists public funds should not be used for any payout to Donald Trump, who threatens a $5bn lawsuit. Read the latest on the BBC impartiality row.
BBC Bias Crisis: Trump Edit and Reith Lecturer Scrutiny
The BBC faces a crisis of impartiality after a misleading edit of a Trump speech and the choice of a left-leaning Reith lecturer. Is the corporation truly serving the British public?
BBC Attacks Prove Why It Remains Essential Service
Brian Reade argues that despite the BBC's mistakes, it remains crucial in an era where frauds and conspiracy theorists dominate social media. Discover why killing it would leave Britain poorer.
BBC accused of downplaying trans concerns in kids' TV
BBC executives face accusations of ignoring warnings about transgender ideology in children's programming while consulting Stonewall. Read the full investigation into the broadcasting controversy.
BBC Staff Question Political Appointments as Review Looms
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy confirms BBC charter review will examine political board appointments amid staff concerns over impartiality. Read the latest developments.
BBC Future in Crisis After Davie's Dramatic Exit
Tim Davie's dramatic resignation as BBC director general sparks fierce debate about the broadcaster's public service model. Is it still fit for purpose in 2025? Share your views.
Starmer defends BBC as Trump threatens $1bn lawsuit
PM Sir Keir Starmer pledges to 'always stand up' for the BBC amid a damaging row with Donald Trump and an internal impartiality scandal that has seen two top bosses depart.
BBC leadership crisis deepens as Trump lawsuit looms
The BBC faces a leadership crisis and a $1bn Trump lawsuit. With its funding model under threat, the battle for impartiality and the corporation's future is a test of Britain's national will.
BBC upholds complaint against Martine Croxall
The BBC has upheld a complaint against news presenter Martine Croxall for changing the term 'pregnant women' to 'pregnant people' during a live broadcast, sparking debate about language and impartiality.
BBC presenter Martine Croxall taken off air after expression row
Veteran BBC News presenter Martine Croxall has been removed from broadcasting duties after her facial reaction during a report about equalities guidance sparked internal investigation and public debate.
BBC newsreader breaks rules at pro-choice rally
Senior BBC presenter Martine Croxall under investigation after speaking at pro-choice rally while on leave, sparking impartiality debate at the broadcaster
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