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the uk's digital divide narrowed during the pandemic — that's according to the media regulator ofcom.ing, banking and video calling saw the amount of homes without internet access fall from 11% to 6% in the past year. however more than a million households are still offline. here's our media editor, amol rajan. good news from an awful pandemic. more people in the uk who wanted to be online but weren't now are. that said, 11% of lower income households and 18% of over 65s are still not online. most of those not using the internet at home have asked someone else to do something for them online. home—schooling has been a big feature over the past year, and the report shows that of all school—age children, just under 1% had no internet access in the home, but 17% have not had consistent access to a suitable internet device for home—schooling, often having to share a device. that figure is much higher, at 27%, in households classed as the most financially vulnerable. that lack of access to a device has meant that 3% of schoolchildren have been prevented from doing any schoolwork at all ove

that and from a very early age we are not really addressing the issues that is raising and i think ofcomlds in the uk have smartphones. so why don't we actually get a way of having a class and maybe not at ten years old, it may be at 16 or 18 years old, but the student example is an organisation setting up pop—up newsrooms in the uk where students are taught how to do investigations, where it is not about turning them into a journalist but about engaging them with a local community. and making them learn that they can actually have an impact in their local community but that also gives them the protection and understanding against misinformation and also against the way of confusing opinion for fact. and i think if we don't do that, especially with this kind of new online communities and societies, then the situation we are in is just going to get worse and worse and worse because we are not addressing the underlying issues. a fairly pessimistic outlook, but one obviously rooted in your efforts. thank you for that. margaret, the question from priyanka is how if at all we can eliminate bi

ofcom received 24,500 complaints about diversity�*s routine, which was inspired by the black lives matterandmark proposition in the j and directing. it was a huge - landmark proposition in the year were tv watching was high on every agenda. it's achieved many nominations across the five films, craft and tv categories. some of those big nominations are for miniseries, also for leading actor and actress categories, and it's really exciting. it's a project that in terms of its ambition and its scope really kind of haven't been mounted in a similar way in tv in the same sort of way, and it's really exciting to see recognised by the baftas really exciting to see recognised by the baftas this year. shunt! really exciting to see recognised by the baftas this year.— really exciting to see recognised by the baftas this year. and the crown, it continues — the baftas this year. and the crown, it continues to — the baftas this year. and the crown, it continues to feature _ the baftas this year. and the crown, it continues to feature in _ the baftas this year. and the crown, it continues to feature in

ofcom have discretionary tests to decide whether someone is a fit or proper person to hold a broadcastingecided by governing bodies and we need to look at whether we give the fa the power to say, actually, you cannotjoin an unsanctioned competition and create your own competitions because they suit you. it is ourjob as a national governing body to make sure football is played in a fair and open way for all teams and notjust allow a small number of teams to gang up allow a small number of teams to gang up and make money for themselves. that is what we need to do. in response to this, we need to look quickly to say, are their existing rules in place and sanctions that would be effective against the six clubs in england to stop them joining this super league and if there are, do we need to look at new legal powers to give those football bodies or a new regulator that power? we need to resolve that pretty quickly. that power? we need to resolve that pretty quickly-— pretty quickly. when you wear chair ofthe pretty quickly. when you wear chair of the dcms — pretty quickly. when you wear chair

the report from the media regulator ofcom found the number of homes without internet access fell from you can see there are thunderstorms just off the coast of dorset. we also have a fair bit of rain across the far so herself as a gorge of the uk but in the north it is cold enough for some frost in the north highlands, but in highlands there is some sunshine in just a few showers. northern ireland, some clear skies and a few showers then we run into more cloud across england and wales. still with those showers, and then we get into that beefier ones as we can further south. a lot of rain in the last few hours in the vale of glamorgan, for example stop you through the day, you will find this rain will slowly start to edge southwards and eastwards. it should brighten up across parts of wales. it will also brighten southern scotland and northern england, some sunshine, but we will still have quite a few showers dotted around and some of those across and east will be heavy and thundery. cool along with the north sea coastline once again, top temperature inland around ia degrees. three thi