Organisation: Broadcasting Standards Commission

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Jackson launches footage gag case against TV chiefs

Singer Michael Jackson has issued legal proceedings against Granada television over its behind-the-scenes documentary about the star.

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Jackson complains to TV watchdogs

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Ali G and Goodness Gracious Me deemed 'racist'

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Pink leaves TV chiefs red-faced

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DJ offers to take Church's virginity

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TV sex lure fails to draw viewers - survey

Kerry Katona's show 'not a fix'

TV bosses have denied a new dating show hosted by Kerry Katona is a fix.

Sat, 06 Jul, 2002

Bare-bottom Robbie censured over children's show

Pop star Robbie Williams has landed Saturday morning show SM:TV in trouble after flashing his bottom at viewers.

Thu, 27 Jun, 2002

Soaps rapped over sex and violence

Soaps such as EastEnders and Coronation Street have been criticised by TV British watchdogs for exposing children to scenes of sex and violence.

Fri, 10 May, 2002

Watchdog rejects criticism of Fred West series

A controversial series about killers Fred and Rose West - which prompted an appeal to the Attorney General to prevent its screening - has been cleared by a broadcasting watchdog.

Thu, 28 Mar, 2002

Ruby Wax show under fire after Damon's phone call

A Ruby Wax show which featured former world champ Formula One star Damon Hill speeding and using a phone as he drove has earned the BBC criticism from a TV watchdog.

Fri, 28 Dec, 2001

Complaints about 'sexual' flute player on Graham Norton rejected

A broadcasting watchdog has rejected complaints about a Graham Norton show in which a woman appeared to play a flute with an intimate part of her anatomy.

Thu, 28 Jun, 2001