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Op-Ed: Virgin Media programme guide censorship goes into overdrive Special

While surfing for something decent to watch or listen to on UK cable giant Virgin Media's programme listings, I came across a show on BBC4 called "The Golden Age of Ca**ls".

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Supreme court to impose fines to broadcasters for cursing

The supreme court has made a ruling which says that the US government policy which allows broadcasters to be fined for just a single swear word is justified.

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Ken Loach bemoans censors' cuts

Film director Ken Loach criticises British film censors for asking him to remove swear words from his new film in order to qualify for a 15 certificate.

Ofcom clears 5 live of swearing

Ofcom finds BBC Radio 5 live's 606 football phone-in 'not in breach' of rules governing swearing on air.

Police probe Rudd swearing leak

Australian police say they are investigating the leak of a video showing former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd swearing, local media report.

Judges seal oath with a kiss

It's believed to be a Canadian first — one spouse swearing in the other, chief judge and judge.

When Technology Answers Back, Swears at You

Technological devices are meant to be our aids. They’re there to help us and make our lives easier, not to swear at us and tell us what to do or where to shove it. Charlie Le Quesne, a 12-year-old British boy from Coventry, was at an Apple...