ITV's Emmerdale has been flooded with Ofcom complaints after harrowing scenes showed teenage character April Windsor being sold for sex in a hotel room, sparking viewer outrage over the controversial storyline.
ITV's Emmerdale has been hit with hundreds of Ofcom complaints after broadcasting a graphic suicide scene that viewers found deeply distressing and potentially harmful.
BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty faces criticism after appearing to interrupt co-host Charlie Stayt during discussion about Kaye Adams' suspension, raising questions about consistency in BBC's approach to presenter conduct.
Exclusive investigation uncovers the extensive cosmetic procedures undertaken by Golden Bachelor Australia contestants, revealing the surgery secrets behind their television-ready appearances.
The head of standards at CBS News has dramatically quit following disagreements over the network's coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict, raising serious questions about journalistic integrity.
UK's advertising watchdog rules Red Tractors 'UK Farm Assurance' scheme misled consumers about environmental standards in major greenwashing finding.
UK's largest food assurance programme under fire from Advertising Standards Authority for misleading environmental messaging to supermarket shoppers
A single reality television episode has sparked unprecedented viewer outrage, generating nearly half of all complaints about the most controversial TV programme in half a decade according to broadcasting watchdog Ofcom.
The BBC could be forced to spend over £100,000 per episode to edit or remove controversial scenes from classic British comedies, including 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum' and 'Dad's Army', as broadcasting standards evolve.
Groundbreaking research exposes how television advertisements are failing to represent Britain's ageing population, with pensioners reporting feeling marginalised and stereotyped by mainstream media.
New research reveals troubling patterns in how Black people are portrayed across British television advertising, with calls for more authentic representation.
The popular US talk show host Jimmy Kimmel has faced a fierce backlash from British viewers upon his return to television, with audiences accusing him of blatant hypocrisy and applying different rules to himself.
ABC Australia is under fire after airing a Jimmy Kimmel monologue containing a joke deemed offensive by viewers, sparking a formal investigation by the national broadcaster.
BBC Breakfast faces a major Ofcom investigation after a guest's graphic, blood-soaked interview on the morning show leaves viewers horrified and sparks hundreds of complaints.
Monty Python legend John Cleese launches a blistering critique of the BBC, accusing the broadcaster of abandoning its core values and failing the British public with declining standards and biased programming.
Downton Abbey star Dame Penelope Wilton voices concerns over the decline of British cultural standards and the rise of reality TV, calling for a return to quality programming and intellectual engagement.
CBS News mandates senior producer approval for all 'Face The Nation' interviews in sweeping new editorial policy changes affecting guest bookings and journalistic practices.
Comedian Dave Hughes' new venture, Hughesy's Bar, has been formally cautioned by Channel Seven following viewer complaints about its 'vulgar' and 'offensive' material, sparking a debate on broadcasting standards.
Shoppers across the UK are being urged to check their freezers immediately as Trader Joe's recalls its Fully Cooked Pizza with Pepperoni over potential metal fragment contamination. The Food Standards Agency has issued a critical 'do not eat' alert.
NBC News issues a significant on-air correction after wrongly identifying a female Minneapolis shooter as transgender. The incident sparks a wider debate on media ethics, accuracy, and the perils of rushed reporting in the digital age.
Jennifer Aniston has candidly discussed her stance on cosmetic enhancements in a new interview, revealing the subtle procedures she's open to after being photographed outside a renowned surgeon's office.
The Daily Mirror has published a prominent correction after a headline about financier Marc Citron was deemed 'significantly misleading' and in breach of press standards.
Trading Standards issues an urgent safety warning after over 230 Labubu toy sets are seized for failing crucial safety tests, posing a serious risk to children across the UK.
Parents in Sutton are being alerted about a dangerous batch of fake 'Labubu' dolls discovered in local shops, posing a serious choking risk to young children due to easily detachable parts.
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses errors on topics ranging from Keir Starmer's education to UK weather data, highlighting the newspaper's commitment to factual accuracy and editorial transparency.
A controversial public mural in Oakland, California, depicting nude figures has ignited a fierce debate about art, censorship, and public decency, with local officials demanding its removal.
Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi claims the music industry is significantly harder on women, citing immense pressure and brutal online trolling faced by female artists like Dua Lipa and Selena Gomez.
The UK Government has dismissed Labour's urgent call for a ban on harmful additives in infant food, raising concerns over NHS strain and child health. Critics accuse ministers of ignoring expert advice.
Manchester United's controversial penalty against Wolves has ignited a firestorm over Premier League refereeing standards and VAR consistency, leaving fans and pundits demanding answers.