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Laje City Council Probes Porn Video Briefly Shown During Live-Streamed Session

The chamber cites signs of external interference or a brief system failure, initiating steps to tighten transmission security.

KEF Recommends 2027 Rise in Germany’s Broadcasting Fee, With Relief Still by Application Only

CJI-Designate Surya Kant Urges Protocols to Shield Women Journalists From AI-Driven Abuse

BBC TV Licence Expected to Top £181 in 2026 as Inflation Indexation Kicks In

TV Licensing Warns of Visits as Households Claim Refunds Under One‑Month Rule

ACMA Finds 7 New Decency Breaches by Kyle & Jackie O, Weighs Action Against ARN

BBC Complaints Unit Says Bob Vylan Glastonbury Stream Breached Harm-and-Offence Rules

Congress of Deputies Approves Instruction Enforcing Press Access and Conduct Rules

MPs and Lords Demand Inquiry into Funding Behind Telegraph’s £500m Sale

State Pensioners Get Legal Route to Erase £174.50 TV Licence Fee

UK Viewers Risk £1,000 Fine Without TV Licence for Netflix’s Live Tudum Event

Telegram Founder Accuses France of Election Interference, Denial Follows

Ranveer Allahbadia Questioned by Police and NCW Over Controversial Remarks

Élise Lucet Faces Backlash Over Drug Tests for French Lawmakers