The BSA has today released its 2018/19 Annual Report which highlights its active approach to maintaining freedom of expression in broadcasting without harm.
At 5:00pm on 22 November 2019, the period closes for public submissions regarding the changes BSA is proposing to the Election Programmes Code of Broadcasting Practice (Election Programmes Code).
Two of the decisions considered three complaints which were from people and organisations who were the subject of investigations in Fair Go and Sunday.
Changes are being proposed to the standards and guidelines that apply to Election Programmes which are broadcast by or for political parties and candidates in the run-up to the general...
The Authority released decisions on five complaints today, four of the complaints were not upheld while the Authority found it did not have jurisdiction to determine the final complaint as...
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has found that the heavily edited first episode of Love Island UK met the G (General) classification and did not breach the children’s interests standard...
The Authority released decisions on three complaints today, with none of the complaints upheld.