On the latest news headlines. Good evening. The top stories. Thousands of israelis are gathering in jerusalem calling for the release of hostages still being held by the hamas terror group. It comes as today marks six months since the terror attack on the 7th of october, marking the occasion the Prime Minister rishi sunak, has said the government continues to stand by israels right to defend its security. And he added the uk is shocked by the bloodshed and called for an immediate humanitarian pause in fighting. He also urged hamas to release its hostages and implored israel to get aid into gaza. More swiftly. Meanwhile, gaza. More swiftly. Meanwhile, the foreign secretary has used the foreign secretary has used the occasion to stress that the uks support for israel is not unconditional. Writing in the unconditional. Writing in the sunday times, lord cameron said theres no doubt where the blame lies over the death of three british aid workers. And he added this must never happen again.
I would like the government to introduce compulsory Digital Literacy in all schools for year six and seven, the top of Primary School and first year of secondary school, to help children anticipate what it means, to help their resilience and help empower them to be more in control in their own social media accounts. Most social media platforms have a minimum age of 13, but keeping up with changing apps and trends is a challenge for parents. Simple things like trying to get people round the table for dinner, the amount of times i have to call people down because theyre on their phones. These mothers have started a project in Primary Schools in kent to make children understand its 0k not to be online. The possibility of feeling rejected is kind of there all the time which is a pretty sad thing, its such a vulnerable age. Todays report warns the challenges are many. Increasing pressures to be popular needs Early Intervention to make sure children are emotionally prepared for life online.
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The new signs, which has gone up in recent weeks, is based on the red dragon design that Noa came up with when winning a competition jointly held by the Welsh Government and Road Safety Wales.
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