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Energy price cap rises slightly as temperatures fall
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Social media as bad for young people as smoking, top doctors say
Posted on“Later today, I, and other families who have lost children to social media, will tell the prime minister directly: social media is a product, and like any other faulty product causing the deaths of children, it should be restricted until the companies responsible have fixed it and proven it is safe,” Roome said.
