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Inside deadly driving trend on TikTok - 'this and die at 20' and lives for likes

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Inside deadly driving trend on TikTok - 'this and die at 20' and lives for likes
The Mirror
The Mirror25 mins ago
Inside deadly driving trend on TikTok - 'this and die at 20' and lives for likes
WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. EXCLUSIVE: As 12 people die in just seven days in similar wrong-way crashes, The Mirror explores the dangerous trends sweeping social media
Daily Star
Daily Star4 hrs ago
Inside the wrong-way masked joyrider gangs terrorising UK roads for TikTok likes
Videos of joyriding criminals have emerged on TikTok as numerous wrong-way horror car crashes have hit the British Isle in a shocking new trend
iNews
iNews19 hrs ago
We asked Facebook and TikTok if they will stop deadly driving videos. This is their reply
The i Paper quizzed social media companies following crash in Middlesborough that killed seven
CTV News
CTV News20 hrs ago
The latest dangerous social media trend that ‘gamifies’ deadly driving
From the so-called “teen takeovers” sparking curfews across the United States, to the “blackout challenge” where users choke themselves, viral and occasionally dangerous challenges spurred on by social media have become a draw for some youngsters.
CNN
CNN23 hrs ago
The latest dangerous social media trend that ‘gamifies’ deadly driving
The latest dangerous social media trend that ‘gamifies’ deadly driving  CNN
LBC News
LBC News1 days ago
Ofcom warns TikTok it will 'take action' if firm falls short on child safety measures after driving stunt claims 12 lives in bid for likes - lbc.co.uk
Ofcom warns TikTok it will 'take action' if firm falls short on child safety measures after driving stunt claims 12 lives in bid for likes  lbc.co.uk
Evening Standard
Evening Standard🏁 first to report1 days ago
Government tells TikTok to remove dangerous wrong-way driving trend videos
Pc Matthew Blades and Pc Tom Clough were killed when a car, which had been pursued by police, was driven the wrong way along a road.
Irish News
Irish News1 days ago
Government tells TikTok to remove dangerous wrong-way driving trend videos
Pc Matthew Blades and Pc Tom Clough were killed when a car, which had been pursued by police, was driven the wrong way along a road.