A study has found more than half of young people in the UK believe that they have learned more about sex from TikTok than they ever did at school. While there are positives to the huge amount of health content shared online, there are also dangers with false information.

It’s been announced that AI chatbots will fall under the scope of the Online Safety Bill, which is currently awaiting scrutiny at the Committee stage.

We all know that excessive social media use can lead to body image issues, thanks to the plethora of images of celebrities and models that bombard our feeds. But it can be hard in this day and age for young people to do a complete digital detox. So it’s good to hear that, according to new research, just cutting back for a few weeks can have a significant effect on how they feel about their appearance and weight.

Parents reveal that they feel out of touch with their kids’ digital lingo. The age of 12 is when they feel their child’s digital knowledge overtakes their own.

The government has urged schools to be aware of the resources and tools that aim to protect children and young people from dangerous ideologies, including right-wing extremism.

The editor of BBC’s Newsround has revealed that parents and teachers report disinformation online about the conflict in Ukraine has made youngsters afraid that the war will spread to Britain. Its editor explains how the programme is tackling the issue. Its 30-minute special programme marking the first anniversary of the invasion airs this week.

An expert has warned that ‘copycat Tates’ are gaining influence on social media.

More than half of parents admit they are unaware that children can donate to content creators online.

Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has hit the headlines again this week after losing an appeal to end his detention in a Romanian prison. House of Lords peer Nicky Morgan says tech giants should no longer profit from online media personalities spreading misogynist hate.