know predatory paedophiles will use a range of ways to gain the trust and we know from calls to childline recognise the signs of grooming behaviour so if there are any parents worried, please come to the nspcc helpline and we have some great resources which will help children understand what is not ok on social media. the difficulty is, as any parent knows, the trust that a child needs to have in the parent to let them anywhere near one of their devices. they do protect them. of course children love to use the internet and it can bea love to use the internet and it can be a safe way to do it, but having those regular and early conversations, and constantly getting alongside your child and interested in what they are doing online will help you have a much more open and honest relationship, and particularly parents out there, tell your children about childline. if there is something they cannot talk to you about, you can come to us and we will give advice and support. thank you. the queen has unveiled a memorial in london in honour of all those from the uk who served in iraq and afghanistan

calls to childline by children who say they have been upset either us 01’ on who say they have been upsetng people are saying more and more that they are saying more and more that they are getting bullied online, it is a cause of anxiety and it never goes away. gone are the days you go home from school and the phone is the only way of contact, now it goes on into the evenings and the early hours, so why want to see more transparency from facebook and i wa nt transparency from facebook and i want them to tell me how many complaints they get from children and how they respond, and there should be a digital ombudsman to mediate between young people and facebook that transparency would be the first step. we asked for an interview with facebook but it is not forthcoming. transparency is fine but in terms of what's getting through, there is obviously a problem because when the bbc furnished them with what we have found, they reported a loss to the police. yes, and i think they took down 18 out of 100. that needs urgent review. if they are still up today they should be taken down and maybe some

we know they find it extremely upsetting because they talk to us at childline every day about it.e threshold for standards is too high but it's also about reporting and having enough people in the moderation teams to deal with support adequately and highlight when it comes to child protection, the needs and rights of the child should be front and centre and not any other issues like sometimes they have told us in private discussions about how it is important to raise awareness of issues, we think the rights of victims far outweigh that and i think the crucial thing here is that there is nobody holding them to account, they are playing by their own rules because the system of self—regulation is one that has been in place for many years. they say when the bbc said us the images, we reported them to the child protection centre. what do you make of the fact that the bbc journalists who raised this were reported to police? if a serious investigative journalist like angus crawford is reporting it and getting that, it more likely that joe public, it likely thatjoe public, you or i, would

it comes after new figures from the charity childline show that boys are six times less likely to seektional figures show the number of suicides among boys is much higher than it is for girls. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9:30am. we have kanye ‘s and chris cloete here, thank you for coming in. —— we have connie and chris here. they will talk about their legal battle with great 0rmond street hospital. their seven—month—old baby is being treated on doctors there believe his life—support machine should be switched off, you as parents totally disagree? why are you speaking out? to try to raise money for treatment in america. thank you, we will speak to you later. let's get some sport from hugh woozencroft. hugh, team sky have urged their cyclists to praise boss dave brailsford according to reports in this morning's papers. why? there is so much scrutiny on tea m why? there is so much scrutiny on team sky, it is not going away in a hurry. last week we spoke about a mystery package delivered to sir bradley wiggins, a lack of evidence about what it contained, the chair of