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Social media firms hit back as Starmer announces ban for under-16s in UK

Meta, YouTube and Snapchat say ban, which would stop children using their platforms, will drive them to ‘less safe services’

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Investigative journalist and broadcaster Roger Cook dies aged 83

In a career spanning five decades, journalist was best known for ITV current affairs programme The Cook Report

The investigative journalist Roger Cook, best known for the current affairs programme The Cook Report, has died aged 83, his family has said.

Cook was born in New Zealand and grew up in Australia where he began his broadcasting career before moving to the...


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David Munk appointed editor of Guardian Australia

Former deputy editor steps up to replace Lenore Taylor, who resigned in February

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GB News critics want to limit free speech to ‘liberal, Islington consensus’, Grade says

Former Ofcom chair says he welcomed arrival of rightwing news channel five years ago in name of ‘plurality’

Critics of GB News are part of a “liberal, Islington consensus” bent on limiting freedom of expression, Michael Grade, the recently departed chair of Britain’s media watchdog, has said.

The Conservative peer, whose time at Ofcom has been


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Fifa will not punish Fox for breaking advertising rules during World Cup opener

US broadcaster overran ads during hydration break

Broadcasts must return 30 seconds before play resumes

Fox will not face any punishment from Fifa for breaking the governing body’s advertising rules during the opening game of the World Cup between Mexico and South Africa last week.

The US broadcaster broke Fifa’s strict guidelines for showing commercials dur...


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