People complain. We love complaining. In England, it's a source of national pride that we're so bloody good at it. TV provides us with entertainment. It's doing us a favour. But still it deserves the wrath of our words, so we shout at Ofcom for a bit.

The X Factor is a contentious topic for a lot of people. For some, it's good Saturday night TV. But for many parents, it's a source of worry - the controversial programme displays sometimes adult themes even though families are watching.

In three minutes I try to explain why it's entirely up to you as a guardian to protect your own kids from a service we all have the right to enjoy, and not just them.

Note: This upload is for my assessment in Digital Radio Production. The idea of posting on here is to make the piece more accessible to a wider audience and also to garner feedback.

Please make comments related to the argument I'm trying to make, whether they're for or against (Against views are especially good). Your input is much appreciated.

ConorChriscoli