Ofcom has warned ITV against the "combative" news presenting style employed by Piers Morgan. "Press Gazette" said the warning comes after ITV apologised for the presenter mimicking the Chinese language recently.

"Press Gazette" reveals FT.com and Mirror.co.uk are reporting a surge in traffic of 250% and 60% last month, compared to the year before, as news of the UK's COVID-19 outbreak developed.

There are some interesting differences of opinion on "Campaign" today as they ask industry experts whether how brands treat their employees now will have an impact on what consumers think of them once the lockdown is over. Some execs reckon we have long memories, while others suspect we will soon forget whatever Sports Direct did to its staff and carry on shopping as normal.

Roku has launched in the UK with a free streaming service with entertainment provided through licensing deals with Sony, Lionsgate and Endomol. "Campaign" reveals it is available on the Sky Q platform and Now TV.

A mere 2,000 out of 300,000 firms that applied for emergency government loans to see them through the COVID-19 lockdown have actually received any money, "City A.M." reports.

Just under one in four companies are confident they will survive the next six months, according to research the Data and Marketing Association reported on in "Netimperative."

Local and national radio stations are announcing audience growth of between 20% to 40% over the COVID-19 crisis period, according to "Mediatel."

Uber is emailing registered drivers in the UK to suggest they apply for jobs as supermarket delivery drivers, "The Telegraph" writes.

EU regulators have turned their attention to whether Facebook has distorted the classifieds industry with the launch of its Facebook Marketplace service, "City A.M." reports.

The Government has hit out at Airbnb listings offering themselves as COVID-19 retreats as "irresponsible," the "BBC" reports.