'We owe our children': Grieving parents say social media costs lives
6 months ago
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Summary
- Bereaved families whose children's deaths were linked to social media are sharing their stories with the BBC
- Ofcom, the UK media regulator, has set out new rules for tech firms designed to keep children safe online
- The Ofcom boss says any company that breaks the code could be "named and shamed" and have their minimum age raised to 18
- But a group of parents write to Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer to say the new rules don't go far enough
- They are speaking to BBC Breakfast throughout the morning - including an hour special, starting at 08:00 BST
- You can watch our live stream by pressing the play button at the top of this page
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