A man who sold a lethal chemical on a pro-suicide forum has admitted aiding suicide, prompting renewed calls for Ofcom to shut the site down amid links to more than 130 UK deaths

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UK regulator Ofcom is consulting on more safety measures for online platforms, such as preventing screen-records of children's livestreams.

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Molly Rose was bombarded with deeply harmful content

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Ofcom’s first investigation to look into whether site took adequate measures to shield users from illegal content

The National Crime Agency’s stark warning about extremely disturbing online threats being driven by fluid ideologies and extreme violence should serve as an urgent wake-up call.

Every MP across the country will receive a copy of Facebook whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams’ book Careless People on behalf of Molly Rose Foundation.

"Adolescence", the Netflix hit series about a British 13-year-old boy arrested on suspicion of a horrifying crime, has intensified the anxiety of parents worried about toxic and misogynistic influence...

Technology firms must tackle illegal content on their platforms under new rules, but there are concerns that the changes are too weak.

Ofcom’s cautious approach leaves vulnerable young people exposed to online threats such as suicide and self-harm

Ofcom’s cautious approach leaves vulnerable young people exposed to online threats such as suicide and self-harm

Ian Russell said the lack of movement from the Government to reinforce the Online Safety Act is making bereaved parents ‘angry’.

The OSA Network calls on the Government to make urgent changes to the Online Safety Act to prevent Meta diluting protections for UK users

Keir Starmer gave Donald Trump a letter from King Charles, inviting the US President to an unprecedented second state visit at Windsor Castle, as he tamed the beast

The Molly Rose Foundation has called for the Government to step in and strengthen online safety rules.

There will be a Westminster Hall debate on the implementation of the Online Safety Act 2023 on 26 February 2025. The debate will be opened by Sir Jeremy Wright MP.

A block for under-16s would soothe many parents’ concerns, but experts are divided over the evidence in support of it, and how it might work in practice

Today will see representatives from tech companies answer questions from MPs about the role their platforms played in spreading hate, harm and misinformation in the wake of the Southport attack.

Nearly 130,000 people signed a petition warning that social media 'is having more of a negative impact on children than a positive one' as MPs prepare for debate

Campaigners and MPs decry proposals that would leave small but ‘high-harm’ sites facing looser scrutiny

Ministers are reported to be considering such a move as a way to placate the ‘tech bros’ associated with the new Trump administration.

Charity set up after 14-year-old’s death concerned as Zuckerberg realigns company with Trump administration

The Molly Rose Foundation has warned social media risks becoming a haven for harmful content if safety regulation is not bolstered.

Charity set up after 14-year-old’s death concerned as Zuckerberg realigns company with Trump administration

Ofcom has today fined video sharing platform, MintStars Ltd, £7,000 for failing to adequately protect children from accessing online pornography.

It’s the job of democracies around the world to stand strong together and hold oligarchs and their platforms to account, says Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey

Sir Keir Starmer said Southport killer Axel Rudakubana trawled the internet for extreme violent content before the atrocity.

An investigation into online child safety reveals how TikTok repeatedly pushed videos fuelling feelings of depression and anger, including content inspired by Andrew Tate, unprompted to a 13-year old