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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

Ofcom media watchdog

Large swathes of UK left off mobile broadband map People in large parts of the UK are unable to access the internet via mobile networks, maps published by industry watchdog Ofcom revealed today.

Ofcom unable to fine individuals over BBC lewd phone call scandal A £150,000 fine imposed on the BBC over the Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand lewd phone call scandal could not be levied against the individuals without a change in the law, Ofcom said today.

Ofcom to investigate Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand's prank calls OFCOM said today it would investigate the offensive phone calls made by Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand to veteran actor Andrew Sachs.

Claim junk food advertising ban is 'completely flawed' NEW rules to curb junk food adverts aimed at children were today branded "completely flawed" because some of the TV shows most popular with youngsters will not be covered by the restrictions.

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