Young people now watch almost seven times less broadcast television than people aged over 65, according to a report from regulator Ofcom

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Young people now watch almost seven times less broadcast television than people aged over 65, according to a report from regulator Ofcom

The average 16 to 24-year-old watches TV for 53 minutes a day compared with nearly six hours for over-65s.

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