isaac kenevan, archie battersbee, julian "jools" sweeney and maia walsh. at the bereaved families joined others on bbc breakfast to talk about online harms. 0ne joined others on bbc breakfast to talk about online harms. one of them was liam walsh, the father of maia and one of the families involved in the lawsuit. and one of the families involved in the lawsuit-— and one of the families involved in the lawsuit. ,, ., , ., the lawsuit. she got pulled into the circus. the lawsuit. she got pulled into the circus into — the lawsuit. she got pulled into the circus. into suicide _ the lawsuit. she got pulled into the circus. into suicide ideology - the lawsuit. she got pulled into the circus. into suicide ideology which i circus. into suicide ideology which she was sharing and bantering with her friends. she was sharing and bantering with herfriends. and things she was sharing and bantering with her friends. and things went from rosy, beautifuland her friends. and things went from rosy, beautiful and positive and her friends. and things went from rosy, beautiful

to their children. challenge on the social media platform in 2022. say should still be here. and maia walshve, after participating in dangerous viral challenges now they want one thing. accountability. they need to have to look at notjust us, 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. lawsuit against tiktok and its parent company, bytedance. they say its algorithms created harmful dependencies i can't stop crying. i can't move. i can't get out of bed. i think we probably all have days like that. in 2022, a coroner said there was no evidence to suggest archie battersbee had taken part in the tiktok his mother hollie says the inquest happened too soon, before she'd been able to push for the evidence she said she needed. the online safety act is coming into force this spring, point, two—and—a—half years down the road and not - having answers. according to tiktok, searches for videos or hashtags believe their children were part of have been blocked since 2020. on the platform and, in most cases, find

four children who lost their lives and whose families say should still be here. and maia walsh all died, 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 platform and, in most cases, finds the content before it is even reported, and that the law requires companies

isaac kenevan, archie battersbee, julian "jools" sweeney and maia walsh.s after attempting the blackout so—called blackout challenge. last year the families 7 others to talk about joined others to talk about online harms. one of walsh, who is a father of of the families in one of the families involved in the lawsuit. one of the families involved in the lawsuit-— the lawsuit. she got pulled into a circus _ the lawsuit. she got pulled into a circus through - the lawsuit. she got pulled | into a circus through tiktok suicide ideology which she into suicide ideology which she was sharing and bantering with her friends. was sharing and bantering with herfriends. things was sharing and bantering with her friends. things went from rosy and beautiful and positive rosy and'beautiful and positive embracing life to that, and rosy and'beautiful and positive emb herig life to that, and rosy and'beautiful and positive emb her on fe to that, and rosy and'beautiful and positive emb her on a e to that, and rosy and'beautiful and positive emb her on a bad :hat, and rosy and

isaac kenevan, archie battersbee, jools and archie battersbee, jools sweeney and maia walsh all diedculating on tiktok in 2022. but they say proving it been almost they say proving it has been almost impossible with the data never released. now they want one thing. accountability. they need to have... =z= look at not 5 look at notjust j look at notjust us, parents to look at notjust us, parents around the world, it is notjust in england, is the us, it is england, it is the us, it is everywhere. and... we want tiktok to be forthcoming. wanting to help us. why hold back from giving us the how cani 7 how can i sleep 7 7 how can i sleep at 7 7 how can i sleep at night? 7 = -:e they've now t they've now filedt they've now filedéa together, they've now filed a wrongful death lawsuit against wronghllbeathlawsbitagai hst a nd wronghllbeathlawsbitagai hst and its wronghllbeathlawsbitagaihst and its parent wronghllbeathlawsbitagai hst and its parent company tiktok and its parent company bytedance. they say it is —— they say its algorithms can —— created dependencies on each child harmful depen