Sky News hit with 840 Ofcom complaints after live broadcast while following migrants crossing the Channel on boat
SKY News has been hit with more than 800 Ofcom complaints after its live broadcast while following migrants cross the Channel on a boat.
She said: “We should ensure people don’t drown crossing the Channel, not film them as if it were some grotesque reality TV show.” This is a major news story following the government’s suggestion that it needs a military response, and we will continue to cover the story in a responsible and human way."The tragedy comes as migrants making the perilous crossing has been a focus of the UK Government amid a record number of journeys.and brought to the UK.
A total of 4,511 migrants have made the perilous journey so far this year, compared with 1,823 in 2019.
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