The average amount of time spent watching TV and video content across all devices in 2022 in the UK was 4 hours 28 minutes per person per day, which is about 12% lower than in 2021, according to Ofcom’s latest report.
Younger adults in the UK now watch almost seven times less scheduled TV than those aged 65 and over, Ofcom has found, as the generation gap in media habits reaches a record high.
Ofcom has found that RT’s news and current affairs coverage in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine breached due impartiality rules on 29 occasions in four days.
According to Ofcom, the BBC “must be much more open and clearer with audiences about how it handles their complaints, responds to concerns and meets viewers’ and listeners’ needs.”