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Time spent in front of the box has generally been falling across all ages over the last decade, with younger adults now consuming less than an hour of broadcast tv a day, while the over 65s, its increased slightly to nearly six hours. after a boom in subscriptions for streaming services, theres been a small drop for the first time in numbers signing up. as the rising cost of living puts pressure on household budgets, the numbers signing up for at least one service fell by more than 350,000 this ...

But the one area of viewing that has increased is the viewing to these services, like bbc iplayer. the trend in younger audiences switching to on demand services is expected to continue, but 0fcom says theres still an appetite for big tv moments that bring generations together. kathryn da costa, bbc news. big tv moments? tv news? perhaps. if you are watching at the moment but thank you for squeezing us into your busy schedule. the member programme, why dont you switch off your television set and...

Households will receive £326 into their bank, building society or credit union account by the end ofjuly. a second instalment will be transferred later this year. children�*s charities have criticised the government for putting new safety laws on hold until the new prime minister is in place. the 0nline safety bill was due to be debated in parliament again next week but will now return to the commons after the summer break. the legislation is aimed at stopping the spread of illegal content su...

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Which actually are straight down the middle, impartial, traditional news bulletins. yeah. but the reality is that you do have a variety of voices through the day. and again, if i watched at 6.00, youll have a panel that actually has got a breadth of viewpoints. dan wootton�*s show does mostly have a breadth of viewpoints. its got his name on the show, right? so it is dan wootton tonight, so it is important that it is part of his perspective that is weaved through the show. and he has a variety...

Traditional news bulletins. yeah. but the reality is that you do have a variety of voices through the day. and again, if i watched at 6.00, youll have a panel that actually has got a breadth of viewpoints. dan wootton�*s show does mostly have a breadth of viewpoints. its got his name on the show, right? so it is dan wootton tonight, so it is important that it is part of his perspective that is weaved through the show. and he has a variety of guests that... they actually do debate the issues of...

Those conversations. you clearly are being regulated by 0fcom and seeking to play by their rules. do you regret the fact that you are being regulated, in terms of the balance of your programming? not at all, not at all. we have embraced it from day one and that is an important part of our positioning in the landscape. so we could have launched gb news over the top on a connected tv or on youtube or on our own website. we chose to operate in an 0fcom—regulated environment because, quite frankly...

Youll have a panel that actually has got a breadth of viewpoints. dan wootton�*s show does mostly have a breadth of viewpoints. its got his name on the show, right? so it is dan wootton tonight, so it is important that it is part of his perspective that is weaved through the show. and he has a variety of guests that... they actually do debate the issues of the day. and again, i point back to 0fcom. you know, were12 months in and we havent come a cropper, as you say, and that is because we do w...

By 0fcom and seeking to play by their rules. do you regret the fact that you are being regulated, in terms of the balance of your programming? not at all, not at all. we have embraced it from day one and that is an important part of our positioning in the landscape. so we could have launched gb news over the top on a connected tv or on youtube or on our own website. we chose to operate in an 0fcom—regulated environment because, quite frankly, it gives you kudos. it means that you actually have...

Has got a breadth of viewpoints. dan wootton�*s show does mostly have a breadth of viewpoints. its got his name on the show, right? so it is dan wootton tonight, so it is important that it is part of his perspective that is weaved through the show. and he has a variety of guests that... they actually do debate the issues of the day. and again, i point back to 0fcom. you know, were 12 months in and we havent come a cropper, as you say, and that is because we do work very closely within the 0fco...