Childhood is so precious, it’s time to stop our children being harmed to boost the profits of big tech.

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I wrote with MPs to Ofcom and the ICO on Monday. Nothing has been done. The hate and abuse of this girl and her mother continues on this disgusting website, even after her death. The owner must be held accountable.

Lowestoft is entering the UK Town of Culture competition and local organisers want to hear from you:

📆 Mon 23 Feb, 2pm
📍 Battery of Ideas, London Rd North

📆 Wed 25 Feb, 6pm
📍 The Seagull Theatre, Morton Rd

Or share your views here:
👉 www.theseagull.co.uk/culture-questionnaire/

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There was also a fascinating expert panel in discussion with @commissionerda.bsky.social; with contributions from @jessasatomp.bsky.social, Chair of the APPG on Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse; April Dawn Ventour, Director at Creating Equalz 2;

As the Association of Forensic Science Providers says, ‘the pitfalls of these self-swabbing kits far outweigh any benefits … we would not recommend [them] as a method to recover forensic evidence in cases of sexual assault and rape.’

These are huge unanswered questions that the Bill’s supporters refuse to engage with and if you force it through with the Parliament Act it means none of the known dangers get fixed.

If we mess this up and force this through in this deeply flawed state we will be held responsible.

They’re also asking whether people with manageable or treatable conditions who refuse treatment, or people with dementia, could be eligible for an assisted death.

These issues just weren’t properly considered in the House of Commons.

This week, Peers will be challenging supporters of the Bill to explain how we can protect vulnerable people from coercion or understand if they have impaired capacity, if an assessment of their case is only heard via a zoom call or by voice note.

Every week in the House of Lords, scrutiny is uncovering more glaring holes.