Each month the Broadcasting Standards Council names programs that viewers have found offensive.

Broadcasting Standards Council Broadcasters accept they have to live with the new watchdog.

Labour has pledged to abolish the Broadcasting Standards Council, which he heads.

In 1988, the Broadcasting Standards Council was set up to monitor 'taste and decency' on television.

The Broadcasting Standards Council ruled that the item was 'insensitive' to blind people.

The scene was attacked by the Broadcasting Standards Council for being "too kinky" for children to watch.

The Broadcasting Standards Council upheld audience complaints.

We attach great importance to the work of the Broadcasting Standards Council, which we set up under the 1990 Act.

The Thatcher Government plans to appoint a Broadcasting Standards Council to serve as a public "pressure group" on program content.

We will back the work of the Broadcasting Standards Council and remain vigilant about ensuring high standards in satellite broadcasts from abroad.

Fearful of such laws, broadcasters have reluctantly supported Mr. Hurd's decision to form a watchdog group called the Broadcasting Standards Council.

Complaints against a scene in which Little Mo's face was pushed in gravy on Christmas Day were upheld by the Broadcasting Standards Council.

Winner, famous for his Deathwish movies, hit out at Broadcasting Standards Council boss Lord Rees-Mogg.

Lord Rees-Mogg, chairman of the Broadcasting Standards Council, said he strongly welcomed Mr Brooke's action.

That was the damning view of child psychologist Anne Sheppard when she researched the question of children, television and morality for the Broadcasting Standards Council two years ago.

She was the first black woman to be a governor of the BBC and was founder and Deputy Chair of the Broadcasting Standards Council.

The programme was featured in Channel 4's review programme Right to Reply and a complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Council was not upheld.

If Labour had won the election, it would have abolished the Broadcasting Standards Council, but thanks to the Conservative victory, the BSC has been saved for the nation.

'There is a strong argument for moving the watershed to 10pm to bring us more in line with Europe,' said Lord Rees-Mogg, chairman of the Broadcasting Standards Council.

So, as part of its deregulation of television, the government has established a new TV watchdog, the Broadcasting Standards Council (BSC), to assume custodianship of the nation's morals.

A study by the Broadcasting Standards Council found that Crimewatch UK increased the fear of crime in over half of its respondents, and a third said it made them feel "afraid".

But others - the chairmanship of the Arts Council, deputy chairmanship of the BBC, or leadership of the Broadcasting Standards Council - involved real work and real responsibilities.

SCENES of 'full frontal nudity' shown on the BBC drama Lady Chatterley were defended today by the acting chairwoman of the Broadcasting Standards Council.