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Ian Russell urged the government to take urgent action on social media harms, following calls prompted by Molly Russell's death.

7 reports, 7 independent Updated Aug 1
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Ian Russell urged the government to take urgent action on social media harms, following calls prompted by Molly Russell's death.

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  1. Labour's social media curfew plans are in tatters amid calls to scrap government reforms.1 source
  2. Calls for urgent government action on social media harms following Molly Russell's death.1 source

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