Ofcom warns social media companies could face fines if they don’t comply with the new Online Safety Bill

Ofcom will not investigate 16,000 complaints made about a Good Morning Britain episode in August.

For the first time more people in Northern Ireland get their news online rather than TV, Ofcom research suggests.

Changes to second class deliveries could be allowed to keep the first class service unchanged.

The TV watchdog decides not to investigate the complaints, which it says involved bullying and racism.

Media regulator Ofcom is assessing two controversial interviews on Monday's episode of the ITV show.

Access to faster, full fibre connection still varies across the county, according to Ofcom figures.

The regulator says new rules will help prevent millions of people falling victim to phone fraud.