'No platform gets a free pass,' says PM - as crackdown on social media announced - EdCentral

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1. Keir Starmer promises smartphone crackdown for under 16s within months | Independent

2. Starmer pledges to close loopholes in social media crackdown | BBC

3. No online platform gets ‘free pass’ when it comes to child safety, says Starmer | Independent

4. Social media ban for under 16s could be in force this year | The Times

5. Starmer to extend online safety rules to AI chatbots after Grok scandal | The Guardian

6. Starmer in fresh showdown with Musk over online safety | The i Paper

UK's Starmer seeks greater powers to regulate online access | Reuters

No online platform gets a 'free pass' on child safety, Starmer says | ITV

'No platform gets a free pass': Government plans new crackdown on AI chatbots and social media | Huffington Post

Keir Starmer reveals fresh details of plan for major new internet restrictions | GB News

When we saw how damaging social media was for our pupils, we banned smartphones in school. This is what happened | Independent

How could a UK social media ban for under-16s work? | Independent

Why those calling for a teen social media ban need to check their privilege | Independent

Starmer pledges to act in ‘months not years’ to protect children on social media | The Standard

Social media ban for under 16s could be announced within months, says Technology Secretary Liz Kendall | The Standard

No online platform gets ‘free pass’ when it comes to child safety, says Starmer | The Standard

What social media restrictions has Keir Starmer announced? | The Guardian

Starmer vows to fast-track social media law but says under-16s ban not definite | The Guardian

How can Keir Starmer protect kids online when he's an 'AI champion'? | The National

Social media ban for under-16s could come into effect quickly | Morning Star

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