Four in 10 UK adults encountered misinformation in a single month, Ofcom says
New research from the regulator said 71% of those said they had seen misinformation online, and the content was often linked to politics.
New research from the regulator said 71% of those said they had seen misinformation online, and the content was often linked to politics.
The British retailer’s shares tumbled by more than 10% in early trading on Wednesday.
An investigation in France had already concluded with no action taken.
It comes after Lord Chris Patten announced he would be retiring after more than 20 years in the historic role.
The total distance travelled by buses in the year to the end of March was 1.01 billion miles.
Two people have been killed after the worst snow to hit the capital of South Korea in half a century.
Ex-Manchester City player Mikheil Kavelashvili is up for the mostly ceremonial post following controversial elections.
Four former prime ministers have said they are opposed to the legislation although none will have a vote on Friday.
The AA called for an end to the ‘vicious cycle’ of potholes being patched up only to reappear.
AN OFFER to ride mountain bikes on the island’s south coast cliffs over the course of the depths of winter – and only at night – sounds less than appealing.
Guernsey’s driving instructors have formed their own association, after worries about a lack of consultation with instructors over important changes.
Stokes took time out from England’s final preparations for the first Test in New Zealand to reflect on an incident that shocked the game.
The advertising watchdog found that the airline had not made clear the basis of its claim that it was ‘one of the greenest choices in air travel’.
Online slot stakes will also be limited under the efforts to strengthen legislation on gambling addiction.
The previous government set out plans to boost NHS dentistry services in England.