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  1. The UK government, led by Liz Kendall, communicated its policy direction on regulating social media harms.
  2. The UK government is considering Australia-style age bans for social media, while Liz Kendall implements the urgent policy response and Starmer faces pressure.

A show co-created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne led to policy discussions in Parliament regarding online safety.

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A show co-created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne led to policy discussions in Parliament regarding online safety.

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The UK government is considering Australia-style age bans for social media, while Liz Kendall implements the urgent policy response and Starmer faces pressure. All 3 developments

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