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Protecting TV and radio audiences from fake news requires a delicate balance of accuracy, impartiality, and freedom of speech, finds Meg Carter , after a series of high profile cases of misleading claims about covid-19 Covid-19 may no longer lead the UK media’s news agenda, but concern about covid misinformation remains. This is perhaps especially pertinent in the broadcast media, after several recent investigations and high profile rulings by Ofcom, the regulator responsible for ensuring standards in TV and radio programmes. “Covid misinformation has not gone away, particularly around the...

The parliamentarians strongly 'condemned' the programme for launching an 'irresponsible attack' against Baroness Kishwer Falkner and the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).

Baroness Falkner of Margravine, chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission had been subject of 'vile abuse', amid a slew of complaints alleging 'bullying' and 'transphobia'.

Broadcasters are being reminded about the regulatory rules regarding Politicians acting as presenters during the election period.

Ofcom has found Bauer's Absolute Radio and Greatest Hits Radio in breach of their licenses for using offensive language.