2 h. ago Lily Philips' family 'lost friends' due to racy stunts as dad would do 'anything to change profession'

Lily Philips has made millions from her online content but her parents wished she would do anything else, as a tearful Lily was seen overcome with emotion in a recent documentary

Politics

25 h. ago Children as young as 11 tempted to try betting after being ‘flooded’ by celebrity endorsement

Those in UK aged 11-17 said seeing a celebrity gambling or advertising it made them want to emulate them, survey findsChildren as young as 11 feel tempted to try betting after being “flooded” by celebrities and sports stars promoting it, according to two reports that found nearly 90% of children aged 13-17 are exposed to gambling content online.The UK’s leading gambling charity, GambleAware, which commissioned the reports, urged regulators and policymakers to address social media accounts and influencers producing betting content on platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Twitch in light of the findings. Continue reading...

Events

56 h. ago Tonight's rugby news as investigation launched into Springbok and forgotten man outlines Wales dream

The latest rugby news and headlines from Wales and beyond

Sport

6 d. ago The rise in crimes against women is not just a matter for the justice system

Record View says hateful content online must be tackled everywhere.

Events

8 d. ago Love Island's Iain Stirling breaks silence as he lands new role away from ITV2 show

Iain Stirling, best known for being the Love Island narrator for the past decade, will front a brand new show where fellow comedians, and TV personalities discuss online content

Culture

1 week ago New smartphone with key feature blocking kids seeing explicit content online launches tonight

This new smartphone will be released on Vodafone at 5pm tonight.

Politics

2 w. ago Commissioner: Close loophole allowing children to access online pornography

Rachel de Souza’s office’s latest report found the proportion of children saying they have seen such content online has risen in the past two years.

Events

2 w. ago Scots primary kids 'told to send explicit photos' after being targeted in WhatsApp group

Police have launched an investigation after primary six pupils were told "not to let parents know" after being added to the chat.

Events

2 w. ago Best headphones and earbuds for sleeping that have noise blocking features

Bring a whole new meaning to sleeping soundly. From wireless options to headphones with a built-in alarm, Saskia Kemsley rounds up the team’s tried-and-tested picks

Politics

2 w. ago Sky Sports launches 66p a day Premier League coverage as first game starts tonight

The new Premier League season kicks off tonight, with Sky Sports confirming a number of changes to its coverage, including a record number of live games

Sport

3 w. ago Katie Price accused of last act of 'desperation' hours before Princess Andre's show

Katie Price has been accused of trying to steal the limelight back from daughter Princess Andre, as the teen launches her reality TV show tonight

Politics

3 w. ago The ludicrous health claims celebrities WISH they could RETRACT

Experts have long warned that celeb health endorsements can pose a risk to wellbeing. Surveys also suggest just 2 per cent of health content online is correct.

Politics

3 w. ago Catfish victims say there was 'no accountability' after they received unwanted adult content

After being personally targeted with fetish content, online safety expert and journalist Dr Rebecca Whittington digs into the case of a serial catfish targeting female journalists

Events

3 w. ago Homeless charity slam TikTok food blogger for insensitive shelter meal review

Homeless Project Scotland has criticised Glasgow TikToker Tracy Cahill for treating services for the homeless as "backdrops for online content".

Society

4 w. ago Government could ban ‘barely legal’ pornography after Bonnie Blue documentary

Baroness Bertin plans to propose legislation in autumn which would make it illegal for online platforms to host content that could encourage child sexual abuse

Politics

4 w. ago Social media battles and barbs on both sides of Atlantic over UK Online Safety Act

Farage accuses government of being ‘so below the belt’ as right wing doubles down on censorship claims The UK’s Online Safety Act has been greatly anticipated. Amid mounting concerns about the ease of accessing harmful content online, rules were drawn up to force social platforms to protect children from posts and videos that incite hatred or encourage suicide, self-harm or eating disorders.But within days of coming into force, the new approach to keeping children safe online had become a rallying point for the right in both Britain and the US. Continue reading...

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