distro was action on the bbc website, this specific story about molly, who is 1a years old, killed herself suicide on instagram. what is your take on this? depressingly sad story, is depressingly sad on many levels, especially about molly herself but also other children are affected by this. to the social media giants have a responsibility, do you think? absolutely they do, the health secretary map hancock is saying they must look at controlling this kind of content. it is notjust the content, it is the pathway to the content, it is the pathway to the content. it is the algorithm. there must be more ability to control that can manage that, i think that is absolutely right in here seen if they do not listen, there will be more legislation coming down the line. somewhat argue what about parents, carers, people close to young people? —— some would. i think. is close to young people? —— some would. i think - is right that would. i think that is right that technology is now i prolific, i is ts} around us, you cannot escape it. all around us, you cannot escape it. i think it is hard to say you m

when the school distro. advertise the event build up to capacity within twenty four hours the interest was so overwhelming that they added a second and then a third hiring day well it usually takes a few weeks to be approved as a new substitute teacher these people will all be processed and ready to work in just a few days the school board says it's really the least they can do for employees here really realize that we have a community in need right now we have many displaced federal workers and as part of our caring culture this is just a small gesture to be able to be out and help and support our displaced federal workers and give opportunity to substitute in our schools and earn a paycheck we've heard lots of teachers in the classroom are actually thrilled to have this influx of talent as you know we have people in the federal government who have all sorts of skills whether they're in mathematics statistics in medicine so just bringing that into the classroom will have a big effect on our students. the sh

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come on, they are the distro without. .. hold lengths... come on, they are the distro without..., breaking the rule. she was told a dog lead had to be less than two metres in length, so it must have been... that is pretty long. is that a legal requirement? i did not know that. maybe it is in that particular place? in that place, apparently it is. she was brought to tears, poor lady. that is a sad note to end on. i am going to share now. yeah, feelfree. on cue. in the coming in. see you later on. —— thank you. over the christmas period, the b word was kept to a minimum, but it's back to brexit business today as mp5 return to westminster. theresa may has promised there will be a meaningful vote this month on her brexit deal, but as you all know, we've been here before. it's got some people feeling like groundhog day, as chris mason reports. good morning, welcomed the brea kfast, good morning, welcomed the breakfast, i live at westminster where parliament is reeling from theresa may's decision to delay a crucial vote on the brexit deal. last month, anticipation and countdown, we rem