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Be Cool, Scooby-Doo (Warner Media), as well as Sky Kids Originals, like  Pirates Love Underpants and  Sky Q explain simple way to navigate the home screen Speaking about the new initiative, which kickstarted on Sky Q boxes from March 8, Co-founder of Turn on the Subtitles Oli Barrett MBE said: "Some ideas are so powerful that something must be done about them. Subtitles improving literacy is one of those ideas. This campaign takes an incredibly simple insight and uses it to improve people's lives. We are incredibly grateful for the support of Sky, Viacom and Warner Media who are now takin...

Last modified on Tue 9 Mar 2021 09.26 EST There can be few parents who haven’t, in the last 11 months, snapped the television on in desperation, so that it can do a bit of childcare, or bring a temporary halt to the endless requests for food. In the first lockdown, with no formal home-learning to do, my children watched hours of telly, sometimes on iPads, while their father and I attempted to work. And when we weren’t worrying about the pandemic, or money, or everything, we worried about whether it was melting their brains. “I think particularly now, parents should cut themselv...

‘Parents should give themselves a break’: the guilt-free children’s TV guide Rebecca Seal There can be few parents who haven’t, in the last 11 months, snapped the television on in desperation, so that it can do a bit of childcare, or bring a temporary halt to the endless requests for food. In the first lockdown, with no formal home-learning to do, my children watched hours of telly, sometimes on iPads, while their father and I attempted to work. And when we weren’t worrying about the pandemic, or money, or everything, we worried about whether it was melting their bra...

Pandemic a tough test for students managing eating disorders Follow Us Question of the Day MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Jossy Miller said she was managing her eating disorder well until the pandemic started. “Losing weight and food was my coping skill for handling everything going on in the world and everything going on in my life,” the third-year University of Minnesota student said. Miller has been on leave from the university since October. She said the pandemic made it easier to get away with not eating, as she was not seeing her friends and family as frequently. By the time she mov...