Ofcom has launched an investigation into marriage at First Sight UK

Separately, in a letter to MPs in June, Ofcom said it would “urgently” examine Channel 4’s findings about safety on the show and whether any further action was needed.

At the time, the Guardian called the allegations exposed by Panorama “shocking and deeply disturbing”.

At the beginning of this month BBC News announced A cast member was arrested on suspicion of rape following the Panorama program.

The person is not being called by name; He is not the victim. Anyone who makes a rape allegation has the right to anonymity under the law.

Billed as a “bold social experiment”, Married at First UK – known to many as MAFS – sees singles agree to “marry” total strangers, after first meeting at their mock wedding.

The UK version, which ran for 10 seasons, is one of Channel 4’s biggest shows, with viewership numbers often exceeding three million.

In May, Channel 4 will be able to broadcast all episodes of the show in a panoramic screening hours before the broadcast.

No decision has yet been made to air the latest series of the previously filmed show.

The broadcaster has commissioned a charity review on the show, which will be completed later this summer. However, he intends to publish a “summary of findings” rather than the full report.

Lawyers for CPL, the independent production company that produces the UK show, said the charity system was the “gold standard” and led the industry.

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