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'Take them down' minister tells social media firms amid fury over dangerous driving clips after horror crashes

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'Take them down' minister tells social media firms amid fury over dangerous driving clips after horror crashes
'Take them down' minister tells social media firms amid fury over dangerous driving clips after horror crashes
‘This type of dangerous content should have no place on social media because it encourages other people to do the same,’ says Government minister Luke Pollard
The Independent
The Independent21 mins ago
Remove content celebrating dangerous driving, social media companies told
PCs Tom Clough, 38, and Matthew Blades, 37, died after the police vehicle they were driving was struck by a Volkswagen Passat travelling on the wrong side of the A66 in Teesside on Saturday night
Times of India
Times of India1 days ago
‘Wrong-side’ driving trend: 12 deaths in Britain, Ireland linked to social media buzz
12 dead in UK, Irish 'wrong-side' crashes (AP image)Twelve people have died in less than a week in separate crashes in Britain and Ireland involving vehicles being driven on the wrong side of major roads, with authorities warning that dangerous driving is being encouraged by social media.Seven people, including two ser
CBS News
CBS News1 days ago
In social media addiction trial, witness testifies Meta took "don't ask don't tell approach"
A landmark trial which accuses tech giant Meta of harming children through addictive social media products is underway in Oakland. Kenny Choi has the details.
Dawn
Dawn1 days ago
12 dead in UK, Ireland 'wrong-side' crashes
12 dead in UK, Ireland 'wrong-side' crashes  Dawn
Lymphatic walking: the social media trend explained
Any type of walking is good for you. Peopleimages/Shutterstock.com Walking is having a wellness makeover on social media. The latest trend, “lymphatic walking”, involves swinging your arms more, maintaining an upright posture and taking deeper breaths while you walk. These actions are said to help move lymph around the
CTV News
CTV News🏁 first to report5 days ago
‘Kinda chic to’ look into social media trends
Social media users are posting with the prompt “Kinda chic to…” followed by something they feel passionately about.