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The UK’s state investments agency, UK Government Investments (UKGI), experienced a data breach exposing sensitive information and contact details of 51 government officials for 40 hours. The breach also compromised high-level management data and prompted calls for improved internal security.

The BBC and Channel 4 are in talks to merge streaming services again, following previous attempts in 2007 and 2017.

Lebanese villagers in Halta describe life under Israeli control as Israel expands its invasion and establishes a 'Yellow Line' in southern Lebanon. A resident's son, Mohammed, was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers while observing an arrest.

Freeview TV could be discontinued, potentially leaving millions unable to access channels such as BBC, ITV, and Channel 4. The change would impact viewers relying on these services for broadcasting.

The article discusses vaginismus, a little-known condition causing unbearable sex for thousands, including some stars of Channel 4's Virgin Island. It highlights the impact of the condition on affected individuals.

The owners of Channel 4 have put their mansion up for sale while facing a planning dispute and ongoing court case. The property is at the center of a conflict with planners.

Arrest warrants for defendants skipping court in England and Wales increased by 50% since 2020, with nearly 60,000 issued last year. Over 30,000 outstanding failure-to-appear warrants suggest tens of thousands of charged individuals may be evading justice.

A councillor was suspended after fathering 10 children with five women and publicly boasting about his relationships on Channel 4's 'serial dads' documentary.

Ian Cheshire, incoming Ofcom chair, vows to address online safety concerns and take on 'tech bros'. He acknowledges the regulator's perceived complacency and slowness. Cheshire also expresses personal concerns about social media's impact on under-16s.

A TV property developer featured in Channel 4's 'Britain's Most Expensive Houses' faces a lawsuit alleging he defrauded a wealthy businesswoman of £2.3 million through a luxury home rental scam. The case centers on accusations of financial misconduct related to property transactions.

Ian Katz, Channel 4's content chief responsible for a £650m programming budget, is set to leave after nearly nine years in the role. His exit follows the appointment of new chief executive Priya Dogra. Katz previously served as editor of BBC's Newsnight and a senior executive at The Guardian.