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The BBFC(British board of film classifications) make sure that films are targeted toward certain age group. They protect the public from not watching films that are suitable for them. They empower the public, especially parents, to make informed viewing choices. It recognises and respect freedom of choice within the law. provide a service and work along side the film industry and advise.
Rated U is universal for all ages to watch an example would be The Magic round about.
PG is parental guidance, Shrek 2
12A, you must be 12 with an adult, eg aqua man.
15, you must be 15 years old, e.g IT
18, you must be 18 years old to view this film, e.g Robocop.

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The Communications act 2003 states that regulators are required to promote equal opportunities amongst broadcasters in relation to gender, ethnicity, sexuality etc.
A Positive representation of women is show in the Hunger Games As Katness is not a stereotypical woman that the media shows. Katness is a strong, brave woman who is very free thinking as she makes her own choice to practise hunting in secret and volunteer as tribute to replace her sisters role in the Hunger Games.

A Negative representation of women is shown in the Ariel advert as it shows women to be speaking gentle and they are washing up and taking care of the children whilst the male is nowhere to be scene.

The two contrast with each other greatly as Katness is wearing a two piece outfit and the women in the Ariel advert shows all three actresses wearing a dresses. The children also are playing with toys whereas Katness is scene with a bow and arrow.

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Ofcom have wide powers regulating Tv, radio and broadcasting sectors.

Im a celebrity get me out of here have had many complaints from the viewers for exploiting Anne Hegerty during the bush tucker trial for only earning 2 stars with slime, fish guts, meal worms and other insects poured over her head. the 60 year old has asperger's syndrome which makes social interaction difficult so it may have been hard to say the Phrase "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here" to call off the trial early.

Coronation street had many complaints about the male rape as it was uncomfortable for viewers. there were a total of 183 viewers complained about the episode on 16th march that saw josh spike David's drink before throwing him onto his bed and beginning to undress.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5y0-WCEZNI

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I'M A Celebrity viewers have hit out at the show for "exploiting" Anne Hegerty in "uncomfortable to watch" scenes as she broke down in tears - and it could be facing an Ofcom probe.

Viewers reached out to the media regulator following The Chase star's first Bush Tucker Trial, fearing she's being exploited in the name of entertainment.

Anne, who has Asperger's Syndrome, was ruled out of the first trial on medical grounds, but she faced the feared Monstrous Monoliths Trial last night.

However, she ended the trial after gaining just two stars after she had bugs, slime and fish guts thrown on her.

During the trial, she declared: "I'm fine, I'm fine... Oh God you disgusting thing, you.

"Get out of my ear you thing! That's revolting of you. Oh God you're disgusting!"
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She then shouted: "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here. I can't do it. I'm so sorry."

And the scenes clearly struck with some viewers - Ofcom say they've had 2 people complain about the jungle scenes.

Ofcom will then assess the complaints, and if they decide ITV has broken any broadcasting rules, they will investigate.

Anne's uncle Richard has told the Mail Online that he was surprised she signed up for the show.

He said: "I know she will find it difficult, but we are all rooting for her.

"It is very much out of her comfort zone and to be honest I am surprised that she agreed to go on the show.

"We do wish her well, but given what I have heard it could all be a bit too much for her. It will be very hard and I think we have seen that already. I really do hope she will be okay."

It comes after reports surfaced that I'm A Celeb producers are monitoring Hegerty amid fears she is near breaking point and ready to quit.

A source said: "She was distressed after the first day and found it a bit much.

"Producers wanted to ensure she was fine, so have been checking in with her.

"They didn't want to push her too soon and were pleased teammates rallied round her. She's explained her autism means she struggles in some social situations and can need a timeout.

"Producers want to ensure she has space. Her wellbeing is of the utmost importance."

They have also assured relatives and pals she is OK but fans have reached out to express their discomfort with the scenes.

One tweeted: "It's breaking my heart seeing mumma @anne_hegerty so scared and uncomfortable."

Another added: "Anne Hegerty is a lovable character and seeing her struggle so badly makes for very uncomfortable viewing. All the more so because previously we've only ever known her as superior and in full control on the chase. #ImACeleb."

Her manager David Hahn told The Sun: "She's in very good hands there. When she said she was doing the show, I asked, 'Are you sure?' But she wanted to inspire others with autism.

"Anne's lovely with a great sense of humour. If she can get through the first week, she'll go the whole way."

After a chat with Rita on last night's show over her condition, Anne said: "I appreciate how sympathetic and supportive they are."

Before entering the jungle, she told how concerned TV chiefs "seem more anxious about my autism than I do".

ITV would only say: "We keep a close eye on all our campmates."

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I'm A Celebrity faces Ofcom complaints for 'exploiting' Anne Hegerty during trial as her uncle fears she 'won't cope' in the jungle

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I'M A Celebrity viewers have hit out at the show for "exploiting" Anne Hegerty in "uncomfortable to watch" scenes as she broke down in tears - and it could be facing an Ofcom probe. Viewers reached out to the media regulator following The Chase star's first Bush Tucker Trial, fearing she's being exploited in the name of entertainment.

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The Advertising Standards Authority regulates advertising and have banned the McCain oven chips advert, The McCain Oven Chips Advert 'Pushed Society to the edge" as the children demanded " Feed Me NOW!" whilst banging their knife and fork because it is seen as rude and there are no manners involved in the advert.

KFC’s ad featuring a dancing chicken received 755 complaints. The KFC advert is seen disrespectful to vegetarians, vegans and children as the advert has references to animal slaughter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KykM1kwdaOA

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Persil washing powder 1959 TV commercial

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The Human Rights act article 9 states that everyone has the right to freedom of thought, belief and religion.
Religion have been shown in a good light in prison break as C-Not converts to islam and he shows how he has changed from his past life of sin to become a follower of Allah and helps his enemies.

However muslims have been represented as followers of lesser Jihad as homeland shows muslim terrorists attack a building and kill and shoot at many people in the building. This shows muslims to be violent, untrustworthy which is unfair.

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Homeland | Remember When: Fara Was Murdered | Season 4 Episode 10

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The Race relations act aims to stop discrimination on the grounds of race, colour and nationality.

Race has been projected in a negative light, it is shown in prison break season 1 where it shows black people to be disloyal, it shows trumpet and his gang group up on c-note. It paints black people to be sly and says that they are not to be trusted.

However, black people have been shown to be good and powerful in recent movies such a black panther. This shows that black people are peaceful and that they only fight for the greater good.

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Black Panther - Rhino & Okoye - fight scene  Clip HD

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Falling out, C-Note and Trumpets. S1. Prison Break.

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This is a rule that gives everyone a right to have a private life, however, the media are known to step over the line and are seen to invade privacy of celebrities and the public.
The News Of The World news paper had been shut down for hacking phones and creating stories about messages and phone calls of the deceased.
some celebrities pay for super injunctions which stop the media from reporting their private life. John Terry did this.

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This is a law that protects people from getting their ideas copied or ripped off. This would have to be used in with any ideas, footage, pictures, lyrics, logos and statistics. Websites such as pirate bay, 123 movies and other illegal streaming sites would be breaching this law as the sites listed above stream full movies stealing the footage an causing the originators to lose a huge amount of money from DVD sales.

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This is where the media can damage the reputation of a person, if the comments are untrue this can be seen as slanderous and the victim of these comments are able to sue

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One BBC Guideline is language, This is a guideline that controls the television shows language used. A show that is broadcasted before 9pm would not be allowed to have any explicits used( Pre-watershed drama) and shows after 9PM would use many explicits. the BBC will need to be careful with the judgement of words that are deemed as "ok to use", so the F-word and the C-word would not be allowed on the pre 9pm shows. This can impact the audience as they won't be able to feel the full impact of an argument as a real argument would not be age restricted.

Another guideline is with the secret recordings, in order to have secret recordings there must be strong evidence to be allowed permission for secret recordings. To pull off the secret recordings the undercover operatives must be trained to be sent out to act and lure in the target. the stronger the infringement of privacy is the more prima facie must be shown. Hooligans no-one likes us need to follow these guidelines. This effects the audience because it shows them about having solid evidence and how it can effect you with false accusations.

Crime guidelines tell you to avoid the fear of crime news outlets provide context to crime reporting. it needs enough statistics and context to make sure reporting is accurate, it also needs to stick to factual descriptions because this effects the public by spreading propaganda, the BBC new need to be careful with this.

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