Starmer Pledges to Tackle Social Media Firms Over Child Addiction
PM Starmer vows to fight social media firms as new guidance recommends under-5s have max 1 hour screen time daily.
PM Starmer vows to fight social media firms as new guidance recommends under-5s have max 1 hour screen time daily.
Two-time world champion Gary Anderson criticizes the PDC's new Blade X dartboards, calling them 'absolutely rank' and 'the worst ever' after Scotland's World Cup exit.
UK publishers can now block their content from Google AI overviews after CMA ruling, aiming to boost negotiating power and revenue.
The UK government announces a ban on social media for under-16s, following Australia's lead. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are included, with exemptions for messaging apps.
TUI Airways has revised its Flight Conditions of Carriage, effective June 5, 2026. Changes include health policies, name correction rules, and amendment fees.
EU fines Google €2.42bn for abusing search dominance to promote its shopping service, with 90 days to comply or face further penalties.
Australia enforces a world-first ban on social media for under-16s, affecting millions. Platforms must remove accounts, with mixed parental reactions and global attention.
Federal judge blocks Pentagon from labeling AI firm Anthropic as supply chain risk, halting Trump directive to cease services.
New Mexico trial against Meta features video depositions of Zuckerberg and Mosseri over child safety accusations.
Pentagon appoints Gavin Kliger as Chief Data Officer amid controversy over his social media posts and ongoing AI strategy tensions with Anthropic.
Investigation reveals illegal casino network targeting UK gamblers, linked to AI decoys and offshore tycoons, prompting calls for tougher laws.
Australia adds Reddit and Kick to under-16s social media ban, with fines up to $49.5m for non-compliance. More platforms may be added.
FBI crackdown on online poker sites Freezes UK player accounts; executives charged with bank fraud and money laundering.
Jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive products that harmed a young user, awarding $6m in damages.
Cayden Breeden sues Epic Games, Mojang, and Microsoft over alleged video game addiction, claiming negligence and fraud.
Australia's age verification for adult content sparks privacy fears, with users turning to VPNs and experts warning of security risks.
Government has not modelled impacts of under-16 social media ban, citing lack of evidence, as campaigners urge caution.
UK PM Starmer mandates 48-hour removal of revenge porn and deepfake nudes, with fines or blocking for non-compliant tech firms.
Google UK boss warns against under-16 social media ban, saying it could push children to dangerous online spaces.
Premier League referees will not automatically issue red cards for hair pulling next season following a campaign of controversial calls involving Michael Keane and others.
US judge blocks Pentagon from labelling AI firm Anthropic a supply chain risk, halting Trump's directive to cease use of its services.
UK ministers consider leaving X after AI tool Grok generated explicit images of children; government discussions ongoing.
Indonesia bans social media for children under 16, targeting platforms like TikTok and Instagram, citing threats such as cyberbullying and addiction.
UK to ban under-16s from high-risk social media apps, with restrictions on safer platforms. PM Starmer to outline plans on Monday.
Alvi Choudhury sues Thames Valley Police after biased facial recognition leads to wrongful arrest for burglary 100 miles away.
DVLA warns UK drivers after nearly 20,000 scam reports in 2024. Advice on spotting fraudulent emails, texts and calls.
Scotland face Haiti in World Cup opener. Paddy Power offers new customers enhanced odds of 50/1 on a Scotland win with free bets. Bet £1, get boosted payout.
The Premier League has confirmed four major rule changes from the 2026-27 season, affecting injuries, restarts, substitutions, and VAR decisions, impacting Everton and Liverpool.
Over 60 Labour MPs urge PM Starmer to back an under-16 social media ban, citing Australia's example, as peers vote on the issue this week.
Australia's eSafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant rejects US Republican Jim Jordan's claim she is a 'zealot for global takedowns', saying the Online Safety Act does not impinge on American free speech.