then some of the people nspcc.see on tiktok, this is the wider issue is that parents should be the primary educator. the children they should be controlling what the kids see on the internet and their mobile phones and smartphones. i mean, i don't think that, you know , i don't think that, you know, young have young children should have a smartphone at all and they should be monitored totally the internet. but of parents internet. but a lot of parents are great parents. i think are not great parents. i think they're abdicating their responsible bility. they need to take responsibility for their children. absolutely. this is something that can't neglect something that you can't neglect as parents. so, i mean, this is as parents. so, i mean, this is a wider issue that need to go a wider issue that we need to go back a society where parents back to a society where parents take responsibility as the primary and don't primary educators and don't leave it to the schools. don't leave it to the schools. don't leave it to t

the nspcc says 66% a new poll.gers to prosecuted for failures that result in serious harm to . it's result in serious harm to. it's urging the government strengthen the online safety bill when it returns to parliament later month. the children's charity estimates more than 21,000 onune estimates more than 21,000 online child sexual offences have been recorded by police since the legislation was delayed last summer. and former chelsea striker and manager gianluca vialli has died cancer at the age of 58. vitaly and 59 caps for italy and one the champion league with us. us before before joining chelsea in 1996. he was the first italian to manage premier league side becoming the blues manager in 1998 . this is gb news bring you 1998. this is gb news bring you more as it happens now though, it's back to christopher hope . it's back to christopher hope. welcome back. i'm christopher hope for andrew pearce having william begg, charles says not to marry camilla off the death of diana. princess of wales. that's just one of

andy burrows, former head of child safety online at the nspcc, l of child safety online at the nspcc, to have significant injuries. our correspondent helena wilkinson has the latest. this footage posted on social media shows the double—decker bus flipped on its side following the accident. you can hear the panic and chaos and banging as people try to reach passengers stuck inside. a major incident was quickly declared after the crash, which involved a motorcyclist. there was a huge emergency response. the bus had been transporting workers from hinkley point c, the under—construction nuclear power station. it was on the a39 close to cannington in somerset when it overturned at around six o'clock this morning. 54 patients were triaged at the scene, and it is too soon to confirm if any of these patients have life—threatening injuries. however, 26 patients are being treated as walking wounded. below freezing temperatures overnight made conditions on the roads icy and dangerous. slightly wooded area, when you get a lot of rain there it quite frequently floods there. so the rain we have had

the nspcc says 66% of adults want managers to be prosecuted for failures that result in serious harmo children. it's urging the government to strengthen the onune the government to strengthen the online safety bill when it returns to parliament later this month. the children's charity estimates more than 21,000 onune estimates more than 21,000 online child sexual offences will have been recorded by police since the legislature session was delayed last summer and some breaking sad news just in. former chelsea striker and manager gianluca vialli has died from cancer at the age of 58. first diagnosed in 2017, he was given the all clear a year later only for the illness to return. he announced temporarily from his role with italy's national team back in december to focus on his health. valiant 59 caps freshly and won the champions league with juventus before joining chelsea in 1996. he was the first italian to manage a premier league side, becoming player manager for the blues in 1998 . this is gb news will bring 1998. this is gb news will bring you more as it happens now, though, it's b

well, let's talk to adam mcgovern, who's worked with the nspcc's and childline on young people's mental the sense that it's it adds pressure and it's not even realistic expression, is it, because of all these filters and everything that uses how we even begin to combat it ? exactly. and i think combat it? exactly. and i think especially for children and young people, that's far is the most harmful because you see, a snapshot of a second someone's life and you know, you scrolling on instagram, twitter and all those other social media platforms and you see that and you think , what, why is my life you think, what, why is my life not this person's life? and then it leaves you to sort of kind of compare and contrast between the two. and it's almost like having to put yourself in check that what you're seeing online isn't the reality of the everyday world. no, i think especially for children and young people using these platforms, that's where damage do the most where the damage can do the most harm. mean, we're all harm. i mean, we're all competing . it's not just competing. it's not just c

the nspcc estimates around three and a half thousand onune around three and a half thousand online sexevery month. we know that around 50% of 11 year olds have seen on online, most of which is and degrading. and i think society has recognised for some time , has recognised for some time, probably forever, the kind of experiences you have in childhood affect the rest of your life and that's why we have so many child protection laws. that's why we have, for example, the tv watershed , which seems the tv watershed, which seems very old fashioned now , but can very old fashioned now, but can we get to we'll get to the amendment . yes. so you're amendment. yes. so you're proposing maybe it shouldn't just be the company, the social media companies that are liable for any material that young people see that they shouldn't , people see that they shouldn't, that the directors should be personally liable . why do you personally liable. why do you think that changes is needed in this particular area ? and this particular area? and because the change that needs to happenin because the change that

we can also talk to andy burrows, former head of child safety online policy at the nspcc, and advisorsitive and _ development? good morning. it is very positive and something i development? good morning. it is very positive and something we i development? good morning. it is i very positive and something we have been working towards and working for. i'm pleased to see that a compromise has been made because that section of the bill, its accountability for senior management, one of the other issues we need is access to our children's data, we need a point of contact. it's brilliant it has got this far. what difference might these changes have made for you and for olly? he’d have made for you and for olly? he'd still be here- — have made for you and for olly? he'd still be here. the _ have made for you and for olly? he�*c still be here. the content, the perpetrators of olly�*s murder saw, kind of altered their mindset. it's brainwashing anyway. it is just the amount of data they see which is harmful. it is changing society. this is why we have been pushing so hard for the online safety

fines but these companies have enormously deep pockets and we believe and so do campaigners like the nspccl of safeguards-— of safeguards. some misogynistic content, of safeguards. some misogynistic content. and _ of safeguards. some misogynistic content, and i _ of safeguards. some misogynistic content, and i think— of safeguards. some misogynistic content, and i think particularly . of safeguards. some misogynistic| content, and i think particularly of that generated by andrew tait, who has been in the news a lot lately, he has been banned from tick—tock but his material is currently circulating on that platform by other users, so how will this stop that? , ., , ., , that? their provisions in the online safety bill, — that? their provisions in the online safety bill, we _ that? their provisions in the online safety bill, we have _ that? their provisions in the online safety bill, we have no _ that? their provisions in the online safety bill, we have no argument i safety bill, we have no argument with what they describe as a child safety duties and some of those details have yet to be wri

the nspcc says 66% of adults want managers to be prosecuted for failures which result in serious harmgovernment to strengthen the online safety bill when it comes to parliament this month . and republican kevin this month. and republican kevin mccarthy has lost for the 11th time in his bid , become the time in his bid, become the house speaker in the us. house of representatives. hard line policy members are blocking mr. mccarthy way. this level of dysfunction in the house hasn't been seen since just before the american civil war. now it is thursday today, but it's also national cuddle today. and whether you're feeling , oh, it's whether you're feeling, oh, it's friday, i say i've just been told i'm certain that christmas is like, what day is it? friday but it's hug day. that's what we need to know. it's national hug day. whether you're pretty excited or sad, most of are happy for a hug from nearest and dearest, but, you know, hugging releases , anti stress hormone, releases, anti stress hormone, oxytocin , which can help to oxytocin, which can help to protect against illness, reduce