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Now on bbc news dont press, just click. This week protecting children from online harm. Is ai the answer . How does the pss compare to the xbox series x . And what does doing this do to my brain . Theme music plays. Hey, welcome to click. Hope youre doing 0k. At the moment, we are all online much more than we used to be im talking about us, the adults, but also our children too. And for many parents, there have been huge challenges trying to work from home at the same time as supervising childre...

Hello, you are watching afternoon live. The city of glasgow wants to become Carbon Neutral in the next ten years leading the fight against Climate Change. Carbon neutral by 2030 is a big challenge, its certainly one that were taking very seriously, and its not enough for a few people in the council to be working on it. Its a challenge that everybody has to take part in, that we need to get everybody across the city engaged with, and that we need to be working on now. How h ow exa ctly how exactl...

Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. Our headlines today a Healthcare Worker at a hospital in west sussex is one of the eight confirmed cases of coronavirus in the uk. Injapan, the number of people infected with the virus on the the diamond princess cruise ship rises to 174 making it the biggest outbreak outside china. We talk to three sporting heroes about the fight of their lives. In a breakfast exclusive, doddie weir, Stephen Darby, and rob burrow talk about ...

This is bbc news. The headlines the World Health Organization has welcomed the announcement that a Second Company has developed a coronavirus vaccine, reported to be 95 effective, but has warned against complacency. The head of the agency said he was concerned by a surge in cases in europe and the americas. The latest vaccine is made by the us firm, moderna. The us president elect, joe biden, has warned that Donald Trumps refusal to begin the transition following his election defeat earlier this...

Five to seven-year-olds are increasingly present online, despite the danger of predators and harmful content, with around a quarter owning a smartphone, says Ofcom.

In recent months, the fight against phones has gathered momentum but questions remain as to whether it would be effective or even necessary

The Public Accounts Committee has noted the progress made by Ofcom in preparing for its new responsibilities, but warned that the regulator – and other stakeholders – need to take further action Parliament's Public Accounts Committee has warned that it could take years for the public to feel

Debate gains traction as evidence grows on negative impact of social media use on mental health of young people

Researchers say extreme content being pushed on young people and becoming normalised

Children around the world are consuming – and being consumed by – the social media app