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Three by—elections are being held in england today. the seats of uxbridge and south ruislip in west london, selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, and somerton and frome in somerset are allupforgrabs. polls open at 7am. tiktok is now the most used single source of news across all platforms for 12— to 15—year—olds in the uk. that's according to new research from the regulator 0fcom has found. the bbc has the highest reach of any news organisation amongst the age group. the rock band queen have been given a brit billion award for achieving the milestone of being streamed more than one bill...

His long career with itv came to an end. there's probably an element of wanting to reassure staff, but particularly in this case, where it's a public broadcaster, obviously a national broadcaster, that people are confident that the corporation is taking matters seriously. as i say, it's to reassure staff and probably also an element of the modern world and wanting to be seen to do the right thing. however, itv says there have been inaccuracies in the reporting and has laid out what it believes to be the facts in a letter to mp5, the government and the broadcasting regulator 0fcom. in it says t...

They have spoken about this as well before. results this morning are not likely to be pretty. they have had a particularly difficult time at the royal mail. 0nly particularly difficult time at the royal mail. only this week we had that 0fcom is launching an investigation into the poor performance of royal mail. 0nly around 73% of first class post is delivered on time, way short of the target of 93%. depending on the findings of that investigation it could lead to a huge fine. last friday we had the chief executive simon thompson will be stepping down after two years in the job. the time has be...

Able to afford it. and looking more closely at those figures we can see that of those stopping their broadband, people claiming universal credit were 6 times more likely to have done so. yet at the same time, data from the regulator 0fcom shows that only a fraction of families and individuals eligible for discounted broadband deals known as social tariffs are claiming them, despite the fact they are targeted at low income families including people on universal credit. there is more than 800 million pounds worth of support going unclaimed, that could save the 11.3 million people eligible for su...

The price rise is usually based around inflation — which injanuary was 10.5% — with an additional amount of 3.9% added on. the regulator 0fcom has launched an investigation into the increased costs, saying that due to the uncertainty that comes with the high rate of inflation at the moment, customers deserve clarity over how their bills will be affected. how do providers justify it? well, many of them say that it's necessary given rising costs facing their business. one of those costs is investment in the network, which needs to be done if we're all going to keep using more and more data. ...