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5.5 million UK households risk losing access to their favorite TV shows according to an EY report. The UK government is being urged to take action to protect free-to-air broadcast. Switching off traditional TV will affect low-income households, the elderly, the disabled, and those in rural areas.
5.5 million households in the UK will struggle to watch their favourite TV shows unless Traditional TV is protected to 2040 and beyond, campaigners are warning.
A study into household telecommunication spending identifies some key revelations but also reveals a concern for low-income residences.
Earlier this month, prime minister Rishi Sunak unveiled a new post-16 educational qualification to replace A-Levels in his speech at the Conservative Party conference.
A child plays outside the gates of a hotel used as temporary accommodation for families waiting for their asylum claims to be processed, in west London, February 16, 2021 © 2021 Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty Images Map UK CRD Map Summary The United Kingdom has historically provided housing support to people seeking asylum who arrive in the country and are not immediately able to provide for their own basic needs. In recent years this system has increasingly been plagued by serious deficiencies, in