The NSPCC, which asked UK police forces for data, said tech firms must do more after Snapchat, WhatsApp and Instagram were ...
The NSPCC described the figures, which show an almost doubling of such crimes over the past eight years, as "deeply alarming" ...
The NSPCC said the statistics it had obtained from police forces showing a doubling of online grooming crimes in the past ...
The NSPCC has said the data it has obtained from police forces showing an almost doubling of online grooming crimes in the ...
The UK's NSPCC child protection society revealed a serious rise in online child abuse crimes in Britain, after police data it ...
TODAY marks the start of the Anti-Bullying Alliance’s annual Anti-Bullying Week, with this year’s campaign aimed at helping children feel ...
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Doncaster schoolchildren take centre stage in play about online safety
Almost 70 primary school pupils have performed a brand-new play to a packed audience of professionals, marking the grand ...
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Internet grooming crimes in West Midlands more than double in five years
Online grooming crimes in the West Midlands have more than doubled since the offence was introduced - according to the latest ...
Social media app Discord rolled out a significant update to its Family Center parental supervision tool that gives guardians ...
Teenagers are still being exposed to social media content about bullying, suicide and weapons despite new safety rules being ...
Under the current UK law – which criminalises the possession and generation of child sexual abuse material – developers cannot carry out safety testing on AI models, meaning images can only be removed ...
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