Kay Burley cleared by broadcasting watchdog after Alton Towers interview

UK broadcasting watchdog Ofcom says it will not be launching an investigation into Sky News presenter Kay Burley’s interview with the boss of Alton Towers after four people were seriously hurt at the theme park.

Kay Burley cleared by broadcasting watchdog after Alton Towers interview
Mon, 15 Jun, 2015 - 13:18

UK broadcasting watchdog Ofcom says it will not be launching an investigation into Sky News presenter Kay Burley’s interview with the boss of Alton Towers after four people were seriously hurt at the theme park.

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