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Only 220,000 (5.1) of around 4.3 million eligible households have signed up for social tariffs which could save around £200 a year on their…

More than half of low-income households are in the dark about bargain broadband deals that could save them around £200 a year, with just 5% of eligible households signed up to a social tariff.

Only 220,000 (5.1) of around 4.3 million eligible households have signed up for social tariffs which could save around £200 a year on their…

Just 5% of eligible households in the UK are subscribed to a social broadband tariff. They are priced more reasonably for people on welfare who have tighter budgets but still need internet access.

Only 220,000 (5.1) of around 4.3 million eligible households have signed up for social tariffs which could save around £200 a year on their…

Only 220,000 (5.1) of around 4.3 million eligible households have signed up for social tariffs which could save around £200 a year on their…

Only 220,000 (5.1) of around 4.3 million eligible households have signed up for social tariffs which could save around £200 a year on their…

The broadcaster has found it must find £400million in annual savings by 2027/28.

Presenters including Ben Brown, Martine Croxall, Shaun Ley, and Annita McVeigh will appear less on the BBC News channel from next week.

Ofcom has published details of a new licence for the BBC, which includes new requirements around BBC iPlayer, Sounds and website. The communications regulator said that the licence had been designed to “firmly hold the BBC to account on delivering its remit while enabling it to adapt and innovate in how it delivers content to…