ofcom will state figures should be close at 93%.pening an investigation into what has gone on. we have been following events in turkey on the news but there is an economic angle to all of this. the country's currency has hit a two—month low against the dollar with an election run—off now leaning. turkey has been grappling with the cost of living crisis, inflation is running at 44%. that has been a key issue in the campaign trail. these are all signs that investors are growing increasingly concerned about what a second round presidential election in turkey might mean for the country's economic future. those up and down the country telling me over the course of the last two months that it was the single biggest ache is due propelling them to the ballot box on sunday. opposition leader had pledged to return the country to more economic policy, using interest rates to combat rising prices as most european and north american countries do. the president has prevented the central bank from raising banks to fight inflation. the cost of basi

citizens —— ofcom. with these decisions upsetting? citizens -- ofcom.these decisions upsetting?— citizens -- ofcom. with these decisions upsetting? they were surrisin: decisions upsetting? they were surprising but _ decisions upsetting? they were surprising but they _ decisions upsetting? they were surprising but they were - decisions upsetting? they were surprising but they were not . surprising but they were not shocking, not a huge shock. the fact is people coming to citizens advice are facing incredible difficulties for basics including falling further and further behind. that is why we are seeing figures like a million people cutting their broadband deal altogether and that is something thatis altogether and that is something that is affecting people on the universal credit the most. the thing is, there universal credit the most. the thing is. there are — universal credit the most. the thing is, there are solutions _ universal credit the most. the thing is, there are solutions available - is, there are solutions available but people do not seem to

ofcom— ofcom doesn't stop you having a debate . ofcom doesn't say you debate.t front, too. so at the weekend we saw them host this bridgerton actress who described the balcony of buckingham palace as terribly white, yet loose women will regularly , purposefully choose regularly, purposefully choose panels of four black presenters . now to me, it feels like they are leaning in to one side of the debate . well, put it this the debate. well, put it this way,— the debate. well, put it this way. reattng— the debate. well, put it this way, reading all— the debate. well, put it this way, reading all the- : well, put it this way, reading all the comments tram— way, reading all the comments tram tne— way, reading all the comments from the article— way, reading all the comments from the article at the weekend ant— from the article at the weekend ant tnere— from the article at the weekend ant tnere are— from the article at the weekend and there are a— from the article at the weekend and there are a lot— from the article at the weekend and there are a lot of people aut— an

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watchdog ofcom says a5 million eligible people are missing out on the deals.eland are going to the polls to decide who should represent them on 11 councils. a total of 807 candidates are competing for a62 seats in council chambers across the region. as challenges go — everest is one of the biggest. many people have taken it on, but one man has already made history, before he's even reached the summit. hari budha magar lost both his legs whilst serving in afghanistan. he's now on his way to becoming the first double above—the—knee amputee to scale the world's highest peak — but weather conditions have set him back. james dunn has been following hisjourney. cold, hostile, otherworldly terrain. this was what harry woke up to after what's already a record—breaking climb. 6,536 metres. it's very windy here. but despite intricate planning, bad weather forced them to stop. the route hasn't been opened, so we are going to stay a couple of nights here and see what's going to happen. windy in the night time. almost flying a couple of times, but we managed to spend a goo

ofcom found only 73.7% ot ttvet— regulator ofcom found only 73.7% ot ttnt otoee— regulator ofcom found react — target of 93. it also failed to react to— target of 93. it also failed to reach its 98%_ target of 93. it also failed to reach its 98% target of second otte— reach its 98% target of second otoee mott— reach its 98% target of second class mail ofcom _ reach its 98% target of second class mail ofcom says it takes onotttv— class mail ofcom says it takes onotttv ot— class mail ofcom says it takes quality of service— class mail ofcom says it takes quality of service very eenonetv— quality of service very seriously ._ quality of service very seriously . a- quality of service very seriously . a ballot on seriously. a ballot on industrial— seriously. a ballot on industrial action by senior tootove— industrial action by senior tootove tn— industrial action by senior doctors in england has opened the doctors in england has opened tne nntten— doctors in england has opened the british medical association says— the british medical association eovetotte— the british medical association says

ofcom says the company toll snort— year. ofcom says the company toll snort ot— year.es of mail delivery. the- class categories of mail delivery. the regulator says the pantonts— delivery. the regulator says the pantonto an— delivery. the regulator says the pandemic can no— delivery. the regulator says the pandemic can no longer be cited as an excuse . royal— pandemic can no longer be cited as an excuse . royal mail says as an excuse. royal mail says tnat— as an excuse. royal mail says tnat tnprottnt— as an excuse. royal mail says that improving its quality of strato— that improving its quality of sorttoo ts— that improving its quality of service is now— that improving its quality of service is now a— that improving its quality of service is now a top priority . service is now a top priority. ant— service is now a top priority. ant lastly,— service is now a top priority. and lastly, the— service is now a top priority. and lastly, the average monthly rent— and lastly, the average monthly rent on— and lastly, the average monthly rent on newly— and lastly, the average mon

no, i think van-re— be an ofcom inquiry. no, i think van-re riphi. — be an ofcom inquiry. hope that— has been around for almost 70 years. i hope that gb news is aaana— years. i hope that gb news is aaana rar— years. i hope that gb news is around for 70 _ years. i hope that gb news is around for 70 years. it's not eaew— around for 70 years. it's not eaew wag,— around for 70 years. it's not eaew ping, hai— around for 70 years. it's not easy thing, but ,_ around for 70 years. it's not easy thing, but, you know, think ahaai— easy thing, but, you know, think ahaai air— easy thing, but, you know, think ahaai aii ihe— easy thing, but, you know, think about all the great shows they have— about all the great shows they have produced— about all the great shows they have produced and they they have won have produced and they they have ianne ai— have produced and they they have won tonnes of awards . i mean, won tonnes of awards. i mean, caranaiian— won tonnes of awards. i mean, coronation street— won tonnes of awards. i mean, coronation street is the longest running— coronation stree

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today for the one but two letters today for the one letter has gone out to staff at itv the other two ofcomsport and the dc ms select committee. in that letter they emphasise that they take this matter extremely seriously. they say they've reviewed their own records over the weekend. they're trying to emphasise the fact that they believe they've done everything that they should and could have done. some people will be saying well, did itv know about was going on? and if they didn't know should they have known? itv has said that its record showed that when rumours of a relationship between phillip schofield and an employee of itv first began to set two circulate itv and investigated they say both parties were questioned then and both categorically and repeatedly denied the rumors. they say they also spoke to a number of people worked on this morning and the wider daytime programmes that grow from the same department that this morning does it itv and they say they were not provided with and find any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumor. they say given the ongoing rumours we con

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watchdog ofcom has warned a5 million eligible people are missing out on the deals let's speak to elizabething officer of the digital poverty alliance. shejoins us from longfield in kent. thanks for making time to talk to us. what were your first thoughts when you saw this news that so many people have had to cancel their broadband?— broadband? thank you. it is absolutely _ broadband? thank you. it is absolutely terrible - broadband? thank you. it is absolutely terrible for - broadband? thank you. it is absolutely terrible for us . broadband? thank you. it is absolutely terrible for us to | broadband? thank you. it is - absolutely terrible for us to see more and more people being pushed over the line into digital poverty. if you think about how many services have moved online, particularly post—pandemic, that move, that rush to a digital world has really been accelerated, and thinking about kids where nearly half of all home work now is set online, it is not possible to go back to the old days and just rely on pen and paper when so much requires internet access, whether finding work are con

there've been multiple fires in two areas of dorset, regulator ofcom said it has launched an investigation the british delivery firm fell short of its performance targets for first and second class mail and deliveries. a ballot on industrial action by senior doctors in england opens today. the british medical association said pay talks with the government ended on saturday with a final offer that was unacceptable. consultants' salaries range from between £90,000 and £120,000, but the bma says take—home pay has fallen by 35% since 2008. the competition and markets authority will investigate whether any failure in competiton is leaving customers paying higher supermarket prices than they should be. the watchdog has not seen specific concern, but food and drink prices were over 19% higher in march than they were a year earlier, the highest rate in 45 years. there've been multiple fires in two areas of dorset, as 13 cars were set alight overnight, with one fire spreading to a property. there were 65 emergency calls relating to the incidents in the wimborne and poole areas, as duncan kennedy re

mccall, sent to a number of people including the culture secretary here in the uk and the regulator ofcomtep in it he says that, they carried out a review of what they knew over the weekend, she says in this that they, rumours of this relationship circulated in late 2019-2020 and relationship circulated in late 2019—2020 and they didn't investigate them, but both parties, phillip schofield and the other employee involved denied categorically, they say and repeatedly, the rumours. so now what we have is them saying that they appointed a barrister to carry out an independent external review and they go to say it, this will establish the facts, she will review the records and talk to people involved. the work will consider what they say, our relevant processes and policies are and whether we need to change or strengthen any of them. they say will share the outcome of the review. pa. will share the outcome of the review. �* ., ., will share the outcome of the review. . ., ., , , review. a lot of people will be lookin: review. a lot of people will be looking at _ review. a lot of people will b

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to etene eewn— ofcom to use new technology to etene tewn en— ofcom to use new technology to clamp down to plot by the blob. i would call n, te tete— plot by the blob. i would call it, to take out— plot by the blob. i would call it, to take out tory— iwould call it, to take out tory brexiteers . wen-t— it, to take out tory brexiteers . wen-t tenget— it, to take out tory brexiteers . don't forget last— it, to take out tory brexiteers . don't forget last month's wentnte— . don't forget last month's dominic raab— . don't forget last month's dominic raab was forced to neetgn— dominic raab was forced to resign-justice— dominic raab was forced to resign justice secretary over resign as justice secretary over twttwtng— resign as justice secretary over bullying allegations. get bullying allegations. let's get more—political. more analysis from political eetten— more analysis from political editor-express- more analysis from political editor express online, editor at the express online, wewtt— editor at the express online, newt-tntn- editor at the express online,l david-this morning. editor at t

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watchdog ofcom says 4.3 million eligible people are missing out on deals.are breaking transparency laws. the legislation introduced last year requires overseas properties with properties in the uk to reveal their owners by the end of january. in the uk to reveal their owners by the end ofjanuary. voters in northern ireland are going to the poll to decide who should represent them on 11 councils, a total of 807 candidates are competing for 462 seats in council chambers across the region. details of last week's year six sats have been published after some teachers said it was so difficult it left pupils in tears. more stories on the website. you are alive with bbc news. police in new zealand have charged a man with arson following a suspicious fire at a hostel that killed at least six people in the capital wellington on monday. they say they are not looking for anyone else. the first two bodies had been brought out of the building, but the unstable roof is hindering a more thorough search. police say up to 20 people are still missing. they have said there was

chief executive saying itiiiip— ofcom chief executive saying itiiiip mate— ofcom chief executive sayingnces to us and its agency,— philip made assurances to us and his agency, which— philip made assurances to us and his agency, which he now acknowledges— his agency, which he now acknowledges were untrue . and we acknowledges were untrue. and we feel acknowledges were untrue. and we teei titty. — acknowledges were untrue. and we teei titty. tet— acknowledges were untrue. and we feel badly. let down. we consider— feel badly. let down. we consider our— feel badly. let down. we consider our approach was reasonttie— consider our approach was reasonable and- consider our approach was reasonable and proportionate unit— reasonable and proportionate unit at— reasonable and proportionate unit at tite— reasonable and proportionate unit at the time— reasonable and proportionate unit at the time and in the circumstances.— unit at the time and in the circumstances. itv bosses are, of ite— circumstances. itv bosses are, of course, due to— circumstances. itv bosses are, of course, due to be grilled in

i wasn't thinking for ofcom. i was just thinking i waning— for ofcom. cover of the telegraph? diane well, we've got two interesting headlines. we've got the uk interesting headlines. we've got bne uw banne— interesting headlines. we've got the uk talking itself— interesting headlines. we've got the uk talking itself into- the uk talking itself into economic decline. that's basbeabw— economic decline. that's basically jeremy hunt saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybodyy hunt saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer upying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer up a�*ig, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer up a bit hey, everybody cheer up a bit bease— hey, everybody cheer up a bit bease nes— hey, everybody cheer up a bit because he's worried that it's going— because he's worried that it's gang-became— going to become a self—fulfilling prophecy, that if self—fulfilling prophecy, that b—gabnbi self—fulfilling prophecy, that. b—gabng. on. if we all walk around going,

_more ofcom control. it's about more ofcom iinoons— control. these people produce a lot of stuff and they're and they're on move, even though they're on the move, even though they've from they've suffering from incredibly high inflation. erdogan and erdogan, which is the pronounce his name, the way you pronounce his name, says has chosen us says that turkey has chosen us as he faces election runoff, but he only got 49% of the vote, which means if he had gotten 50 arnie, he wouldn't be in the runoff. so he came so close and he was up against this guy named kilic dorado zorlu . and the kilic dorado zorlu. and the reason why it's called dhaalu is because the g is silent in the in the turkish . i think he would in the turkish. i think he would have done better if his name was easier to pronounce . his first easier to pronounce. his first name is kamal, which was the name is kamal, which was the name of ataturk, was the name of ataturk, who was the great father of the modernisation of turkey. about 100 ago. but of course, 100 years ago. but of cours

_more ofcom control. it's about more ofcom iinosns— control.people. these people produce a lot of stuff and they're and they're on move, even though they're on the move, even though they've from they've suffering from incredibly high inflation. erdogan and erdogan, which is the pronounce his name, the way you pronounce his name, says has chosen us says that turkey has chosen us as he faces election runoff, but he only got 49% of the vote, which means if he had gotten 50 arnie, he wouldn't be in the runoff. so he came so close and he was up against this guy named kilic dorado zorlu . and the kilic dorado zorlu. and the reason why it's called dhaalu is because the g is silent in the in the turkish . i think he would in the turkish. i think he would have done better if his name was easier to pronounce . his first easier to pronounce. his first name is kamal, which was the name is kamal, which was the name of ataturk, was the name of ataturk, who was the great father of the modernisation of turkey. about 100 ago. but of course, 100 years ago. but o

i wasn't thinking for ofcom. i was just thinking i waning— for ofcom. cover of the telegraph? diane well, we've got two interesting headlines. we've got the uk interesting headlines. we've got bne uw banne— interesting headlines. we've got the uk talking itself— interesting headlines. we've got the uk talking itself into- the uk talking itself into economic decline. that's basbeabw— economic decline. that's basically jeremy hunt saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybodyy hunt saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer saying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer upying, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer up a�*ig, economic decline. that's basi(everybody cheer up a bit hey, everybody cheer up a bit bease— hey, everybody cheer up a bit bease nes— hey, everybody cheer up a bit because he's worried that it's going— because he's worried that it's gang-became— going to become a self—fulfilling prophecy, that if self—fulfilling prophecy, that b—gabnbi self—fulfilling prophecy, that. b—gabng. on. if we all walk around going,

it's-ofcom. so- it's fine for ofcom. so tosteotty— it's fine for ofcom.rom addressing your eurovision. i eurovision. so basically he was going where he going to do a speech where he tried people to keep tried to rally people to keep donating focusing on the war donating and focusing on the war in ukraine. but now that has now been the organisers of been banned by the organisers of the eurovision song contest because they have a policy which is of their guidelines are is part of their guidelines are they any political they can't be any political messaging the show. but messaging within the show. but now that's interesting a now that's interesting because a lot actually do lot of their songs actually do have in, for have political messaging in, for example ukraine's example, ukraine's entry recently the war, and recently was about the war, and then also france had a political song about wanting raise the song about wanting to raise the age lower 12. age of consent lower at 3 to 12. so basically there's a lot of political messaging going on and there to be o

ofcom to be nonest. its— how they get through ofcom to be nonest. its i— how they get through ofcom emotionally. they don't understand what a netotionsnit— they don't understand what a relationship-.- they don't understand what a relationship . they relationship involves. they ton-t— relationship involves. they don't understand how to communicate— don't understand how to communicate .- don't understand how to communicate . and we're communicate. and i think we're tust— communicate. and i think we're tust gutting— communicate. and i think we're just putting message that just putting out a message that sexlatt— just putting out a message that sexlatt tnot— just putting out a message that sex all that matters and it's sex is all that matters and it's tust— sex is all that matters and it's gust—tnis- sex is all that matters and it's tust—ttis iteol just not true. it's this idea that you've got nothing to contribute relationship contribute to a relationship apart body. yeah. apart from your your body. yeah. yeah, backward . yeah, absolutely. so backward. absolutely. i think what absolute

so i think the whole thing was ludicrous, and i was very pleased that ofcom, in their lengthy and well—consideredlling infringement of my rights to free speech to not let me have that opinion. an itv spokesperson told us... morgan's forthright views have made him one of the most controversial and high profile media figures in the world, and his relish in sharing those views can be traced back to his childhood. you were born piers stefan o'meara in guildford. your biological dad died when you were just 11 months old. you went to a private school and then were wrenched out to go to a comp. what class did you feel that you belonged to growing up? i mean, classless, really. i mean, when you live in a sussex village, i lived in a village called fletching. my parents ran the country pub. the griffin inn. yeah, fantastic pub. i was there last week. but the great thing about pubs was they're completely egalitarian, they're kind of classless. you'd have the lord of the manor next to the local carpenter. and so you actually grow up in an atmosphere of classlessness really. and people from all mixes, all cl

, 4500 complaints to ofcom today.itish. i'm proud to have a royal proud to live royal family. i'm proud to live in this brilliant country of ours. country, as i said ours. this country, as i said before this show, a gift before on this show, is a gift to world. we're to to the world. we're lucky to live country. know live in this country. you know that if you don't like that dan and if you don't like it, you know what? get it, then you know what? get a dinghy and go to france. there's suggest there's been some suggest enooentw— there's been some suggest suddenly that— there's been some suggest suddenly that was there's been some suggest suddenly thatlwas your suddenly that it was maybe your confrontation— confrontation with the met pottee— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw-o— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw-o htt- police chief mark rowley, which actually - a bit of - police chief mark rowley, which actually-a bit of a- actually sparked a bit of a tougher— actua

, 4500 complaints to ofcom today.itish. i'm proud to have a royal proud to live royal family. i'm proud to live in this brilliant country of ours. country, as i said ours. this country, as i said before this show, a gift before on this show, is a gift to world. we're to to the world. we're lucky to live country. know live in this country. you know that if you don't like that dan and if you don't like it, you know what? get it, then you know what? get a dinghy and go to france. there's suggest there's been some suggest enooentw— there's been some suggest suddenly that— there's been some suggest suddenly that was there's been some suggest suddenly thatlwas your suddenly that it was maybe your confrontation— confrontation with the met pottee— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw-o— police chief mark rowley, which oetnottw-o htt- police chief mark rowley, which actually - a bit of- police chief mark rowley, which actually-a bit of a. actually sparked a bit of a tougher— actual

it will also work with ofcom to use new weenneeeew— also work with ofcom to use new eeenneweew we — alsog— . we a fuel depot fire broke out early this morning near a ewweeee— early this morning near a crucial bridge— early this morning near a crucial bridge linking mainland wweeee— crucial bridge linking mainland eeweeee ene— crucial bridge linking mainland russia and crimea. there's been no russia and crimea. there's been ne weeewe— russia and crimea. there's been ne wenewwe ee— russia and crimea. there's been no reports of casualties, eeewen.— no reports of casualties, wnewen. ene— no reports of casualties, though. the incident comes after a though. the incident comes after e ewene— though. the incident comes after a drone attack— though. the incident comes after a drone attack set— though. the incident comes after a drone attack set fire to a wweeeen— a drone attack set fire to a russian fuel— a drone attack set fire to a russian fuel storage facility neeeee— russian fuel storage facility nweeee en— russian fuel storage facility placed in the— russian fuel storage facility placed in t

via ofcom or anyone etse . tt was— anything via ofcom or anyone else , it was through me saying elsetion, what she's running the station, what she allows to happen . kevin she allows to happen. kevin lygo, who stares— she allows to happen. kevin lygo, who stares ,- she allows to happen. kevin lygo, who stares , is- " kevin lygo, who stares , is silent on lygo, who stares, is silent on ewenytntno— lygo, who stares, is silent on ewenytntno ant— lygo, who stares, is silent on everything and should not be attawet— everything and should not be attawet ta— everything and should not be allowed to stares out of ewenytntno— allowed to stares out of everything or- allowed to stares out of everything or nothing to do with tt-s— everything or nothing to do with tt-s tne— everything or nothing to do with tt-s tne big— everything or nothing to do with me. it's the big boss woman or tt-s— me. it's the big boss woman or tt-s wnee— me. it's the big boss woman or it's whoever runs— me. it's the big boss woman or it's whoever runs daytime and ewenytntno— it's whoever runs daytime and ewenytntno ta— it'

it's-ofcom. so- it's fine for ofcom. so tosteotty— it's fine for ofcom.m addressing your eurovision. i eurovision. so basically he was going where he going to do a speech where he tried people to keep tried to rally people to keep donating focusing on the war donating and focusing on the war in ukraine. but now that has now been the organisers of been banned by the organisers of the eurovision song contest because they have a policy which is of their guidelines are is part of their guidelines are they any political they can't be any political messaging the show. but messaging within the show. but now that's interesting a now that's interesting because a lot actually do lot of their songs actually do have in, for have political messaging in, for example ukraine's example, ukraine's entry recently the war, and recently was about the war, and then also france had a political song about wanting raise the song about wanting to raise the age lower 12. age of consent lower at 3 to 12. so basically there's a lot of political messaging going on and there to be of