Dear Sirs
I have never before written in to complain about anything but feel quite strongly about the following subject, I have watched several times Alastair Stewart interview people and upon asking a question to the guest he then talks all over their answer. Firstly this is very rude and ignorant but to be honest what sort of example does this set to youngsters I am sure people wish to hear the answer not Alastair Stewart blabbing all over their response. I do apologise for writing but feel strong enough to do so.
Regards
Mr Sean Johnson

I wish to lodge a formal complaint regarding Jason Gardener's offensive and vulgar comment on tonight's Dancing On Ice.

I am utterly appalled and deeply hurt with Jason’s ‘chromosome missing’ comment. He should be ashamed of himself for thinking such a thing let alone speaking it….
If ITV do not address this issue promptly with an unreservedly apologetic response, there will be anarchy amongst the wider public and chaos will ensue!
My own son has a chromosome deletion which is both ability and life limiting; tonight’s vocal insult has deeply angered and hurt my family. Furthermore, should Jason’s position as a judge, be judged by the viewing public, he would be in the studio back room collecting his P45 and be prohibited from presenting forthwith!

I wish to make a complaint about tonight's X factor ( Saturday 11th Dec 2010).

My husband and I have a 9 year old daughter and we are all big fans.It is one show we always feel we can sit down and watch together as a family and there is very few of those. However tonight proved very uncomfortable. I realise both Rhianna and Christian Aguilera have provocative images and personas but very strongly feel that their costummes and routines were unnecessarily so tonight.

This is marketed as a family show and being what it is a certian amount of 'sex' is expected but this was nothing but vulgar.

I do not know how much control is actually held over such superstars but really think that semi naked females and sexually charged dance routines should not be aired in such a show.

I would like to make a complaint about Coronation Street and the attitude of Sally Webster's eldest daughter towards breast feeding on the 8pm viewing on 2nd November 2010. I feel that this portrays very negative opinions of breast-feeding and may deter some mothers from feeding their baby the way nature intended.

After watching a poor performance from England against Algeria yesterday I found myself also dissapointed with the post match analysis given by Adrian Charles and his colleagues. I am ignorant of ITV's popularity compared to the BBC in this area, but I think there is a lot that can be learned from the BBC format. After any footballing display I think technical analysis of what was done well and what was done not so well, whether its the fault of the players or the manager, needs to be highlighted coherently. I felt as though blatent attacks to the tactics used by Capello would have been identified by the BBC as there seems to be a desire within their philosophy to analyse the game and make greater use of knowledgable pundits. Instead ITV choose to focus on "entertainment" and use Adrian Charles' light hearted nature to fill out the half hour that they are given after the game. I would like to think the majority of footballing fans are given a greater sense of fulfillment by listening to experts in the field talking directly about tactical issues. One of the best things about football is people's varying opinions on how teams should be played and being fed opinions from people that have a real understanding of the game improves the country's outlook of the game as a whole.