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This has been a dark and desperate week for Britain. Two votes in the UK Parliament. Abortion has been decriminalised. Assisted suicide approved. Lives will be needlessly lost as a result.
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Dozens of Tory MPs join online safety revoltClose to 40 Conservative MPs have joined a backbench rebellion over online safety proposals, demanding that the government go further in protecting children.
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4 in 5 say tech bosses must be held responsible for content that harms kidsA majority of UK adults believe that tech companies should employ senior managers who are held legally responsible if children are harmed through social media.
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Steep rise in pornography addiction since lockdown period
The number of people seeking help for porn addiction has trebled since coronavirus lockdowns were imposed, new figures show.
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Online Safety Bill set for Commons return
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Rishi Sunak: We will pass Online Safety BillPrime Minister Rishi Sunak has pledged to introduce flagship online safety legislation before next spring, amid concerns the government is running out of parliamentary time.
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Here's how ministers can make the Online Safety Bill work and protect childrenThe UK Government must take a pragmatic approach if they are to save their beleaguered online safety plans and safeguard millions of vulnerable children, CARE has said.
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Government must not delay on promised porn protections for children
CARE has warned that children can no longer afford to wait for new protections outlined under the Online Safety Bill, as it emerges a fresh draft of the proposals will be brought…
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13,000 online child abuse incidents whilst Online Safety Bill in limboMore than 13,000 child sex offences will have been recorded whilst the government's flagship online safety plans are in limbo, new research suggests.
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Online Safety Bill faces further delaysFor the second time in four months, the Online Safety Bill has been delayed from proceeding through the House of Commons.
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Kids can easily access porn, regulator warnsChildren in the United Kingdom can easily access pornography online, state regulator Ofcom has said.
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4 in 10 kids have seen harmful content onlineAlmost half of English children have seen harmful content online including images of self-harm and suicide, a shocking study shows.
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