here's frances read.their parents believe, circulating on tiktok in 2022. but they say proving it has been almost impossible, with the data never released. now they want one thing. but parents around the world. it's notjust in england, it's the us, it's everywhere. and we want tiktok to be forthcoming, wanting to help us. why hold back from giving us the data? how can they sleep at night? together they've now filed a wrongful death lawsuit against tiktok and its parent company, bytedance. they say its algorithms created harmful dependencies in each child and flooded them with an endless stream of harm. ellen roome has been campaigning forjools's law you do have some days that are particularly bad, where you — it's very difficult to function. i can't stop crying, i can't move, i can't be i think we probably all have days like that. related to the harmful challenge the parents believe their children were part of have been blocked since 2020. it says it prohibits dangerous content or challenges on the platfo

taking the company to court they believe they died after taking part in a viral our correspondent, frances read children who lost their lives and whose families circulating on tiktok in 2022, but they say proving it has been almost impossible with the data never released. now they want one thing. accountability. parents around the world. and we want tiktok to be forthcoming, lawsuit against tiktok and its parent company, bytedance. ellen roome has been campaigning forjools' law, in her son's name, which would allow parents to access the social media accounts of their children ..it's very difficult to function. i can't move. i think we probably all have days like that. questions too about whether inquests should ever have gone challenge before he died. his mother hollie says the inquest happened too soon the online safety act is coming into force this spring, but for these parents it's already too late and i think i would be forgiven for having no faith at thisl having answers. blocked since 2020. on the platform and, in most cases, finds in the united states, watched by millions. cheering and a

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frances read, bbc news. in the united states, watched by millions. kick off later, as the kansas city chiefs take on the philadelphia eagles. president trump will be among those watching the game in the southern city of new orleans. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there too, and a warning, there is flash photography in his report. cheering and applause. eagles all day! let's go, go, chiefs! are we going to see one? no, it's not gonna happen, not when the birds are in town. oh, good burn, good burn! got your hands on one... $2,500 a ticket... and we are way up in the rafters. same thing, yeah. you doing the same? i'm doing the exact same thing. let's go. a party in the city where the guest list is over 100,000 strong, and there's plenty to keep you occupied until game time. this is the nfl experience, where you can see if you've got what it to make the league. whoo! but if physical exertion isn't your thing... game's on the line. easier work as the stars dash from event to event. you look nice! most are happy to face the cameras. but... sto

general walker, to you now, you go all the way back to the air france crash into the ocean and you read the reports of that and it was simply and they not only had the cockpit crew but they had a flight crew that was sleeping and you had the captain come in from the other flight crew trying to figure out what was going wrong. and between all of them they could not figure out how to keep the plane from stalling and they were at 35,000 feet and went into the ocean because they could not figure out. this mentality of trying to figure out how to get the plane to fly into a straight and level and they could not accomplish. >> that particular one i believe was a problem with icing on the pedal juicer. they said this does not make any sense. so this is part of something that happens all the time. airlines and the military through resource management where we try to say all the right, some, if everybody is staring at that red light who was flying the airplane? what we tried to do is say all the right, somebody fly the airplane, you figure out what is going on. in this particular case everything

felipe, who promised jesus that i will endeavor to read at least the introduction, which i hear spoken of as a masterpiece. sparks also sent the king of francea copy of his original english works. can you imagine sending a copy of one of our monographs to the king of a foreign country or the president of a foreign country? such was his confidence in the work louis-philippe nonetheless shared jesus sense of washington, who the monarch described, quote, as neither puritan nor restore crat, nor even less dumber crats. he was essentially a man of order and government, seeking only to combine and exploit as well as possible the often discordant and always rather weak elements with which he had to combat anarchy and preserve his country like his own. louis felipe took to washington. he would later ask the american portrait artist george healy, who was then painting the portrait of the king to reproduce a copy of gilbert stuart's early portrait of washington. the king had seen this decades, decades earlier, while touring in the united states. george healy the portrait artist, recorded louis felipe saying, i must have my washington. i have my heart

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