The prime minister has said “things are going to change” following a trial in the US which found that Google and Meta intentionally built addictive social media platforms.
The verdict is being seen as a landmark case around the world as countries decide how, or whether, to regulate social media further and consider banning children from using it.
Australia has already done so and others have already introduced or are planning to introduce tighter rules.
The BBC’s political editor, Chris Mason, explores whether the UK could follow suit.
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