annabel denham, let's come to you. we heard from the idf that excavation of events. it and reaction to it? i make of it and reaction to it? i don't think it's a present kepa not at least _ don't think it's a present kepa not at least two minutes eerie and charity— at least two minutes eerie and charity members, representatives, are saying — charity members, representatives, are saying it does not feel like it is enough —— not particularly surprising, _ is enough —— not particularly surprising, not least for humanitarian charity members. this was an_ humanitarian charity members. this was an awful eventful sub any loss of life _ was an awful eventful sub any loss of life in _ was an awful eventful sub any loss of life in a — was an awful eventful sub any loss of life in a conflict is a tragedy. but when — of life in a conflict is a tragedy. but when it is of those who have devoted — but when it is of those who have devoted their lives to helping strangers in war zones, it feels particularly painful. for the uk, it's made — particularly painful. for the uk, it's made p

annabel denham, deputy comment editor at the telegraph, and seema mehta, political writer at la timesessing listening to this stitches there, what you make of it? unfounded but definitely the case that online pornography and degrading depictions of sex is teaching particularly with teenage boys to take you make of how to think about relationships as exploitative and they want to be the last we hear of it. teachers of raise concerns about sexist language increasing in schools, there have been research papers finding social media algorithms are amplifying misogynistic content to teenagers and it's a very real concern and the problem that we have as a society is that today's children are the first generation to be truly growing up online. their guinea pigs in that regard. it is time goes on, the harms that it is causing is becoming more apparent in the psychologist has charted the experience of growing up has been transformed over the last couple of decades from children playing outdoors in the real world to a phone —based childhood in which children are living their lives indoors and on

on today's panel, annabel denham from the telegraph and seema mehta, political writer at the la timesere killed in air strikes in gaza on monday. a report by the israel defence forces describes their deaths as a "grave mistake" and the result of a catalogue of errors. it says footage will be reviewed to establish whether there was any criminal conduct. some conservatives have been rallying around tory mp william wragg, who's apologised after admitting he gave other mps'