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Young people in the UK are watching accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth news on television. This is accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth to a regulatory accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth that oversees broadcasting in the UK. This is no accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth as young people are accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth addicted to their smartphones. They prefer YouTube videos, social media and games to TV news accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth. A British newspaper reported that: "The youth of the nation are more accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth to get their day's news about the world from social media or by reading accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth in bus stations than seeing it on the telly, with the accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth 16-24-year-old watching just two minutes' accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth of live TV news per day."

Research into the news-viewing accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth of British people was called "News Consumption in the UK: 2019". It shows that young people are accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth using social media as their news accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth. Researchers wrote that, "UK adults are consuming news more accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth via social media". People are making more accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth on Facebook and Twitter about the news compared to last year. The regulatory accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth said presenting TV news accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth in a less complicated accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth might attract more young accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth. Some people suggested this would be "dumbing down content for young accordingactivelyaudiencesaveragebodygraffitihabitsincreasinglylesslikelymainlypeoplepostsprogrammessourcestoriessurprisewayworth".