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The UK government, led by Liz Kendall, communicated its policy direction on regulating social media harms.

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The UK government, led by Liz Kendall, communicated its policy direction on regulating social media harms.

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  1. UK government policy on social media restrictions informed by pilot findings.1 source
  2. The British Board of Film Classification wrote to the government regarding content standards and calls for action on social media.Sub-event
  3. The UK government is considering Australia-style age bans for social media, while Liz Kendall implements the urgent policy response and Starmer faces pressure.Sub-event
  4. The UK government is considering bans, curfews, and app time limits, while senior doctors urge lawmakers to address social media harm.Sub-event
  5. Starmer appointed Liz Kendall to review social media bans as the UK considers international precedents.1 source
  6. Government outlines policy direction to regulate social media harms.1 source

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