The NSPCC is urging the government to start teaching primary school children about domestic abuse. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says the government is 'reviewing the relationship, sex and health education guidance'.

'What do you and the Labour government believe in?'. @Adilray questions Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson following the criticism the PM received after his 'Island of strangers' speech.

'What does grit look like in your world and how would you teach it?'. After Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said children need to be 'prepared for life's ups and downs', @kategarraway questions her on how the government will support children and their mental health.

Online shoppers are being warned about unregulated and potentially dangerous nasal tanning sprays being sold on social media. Edith Eagle, who was hospitalised after suffering a reaction from a nasal tanning spray, is now campaigning for increased awareness of the risks.

'We know there's more prevelance of this in society.'. Family law barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman tells @kategarraway and @adilray that 'the growth of social media counts for a lot.'

The NSPCC is urging the government to start teaching primary school children about domestic abuse, after revealing it's seen a 23% rise in teenagers getting in contact about abusive relationships over the last two years. Kacey, who experienced abuse at 17, talks to ＠adilray

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It will be dry and settled with warm sunshine. @LauraTobin1 has the forecast and the outlook for the week ahead.

RT @CharlotteHawkns: Bit of a surprise in my dressing room this morning… 🥳🤣

Happy birthday @charlottehawkns! 🎉 🥳

The NSPCC has told GMB it believes primary school children need to be educated about the dangers of domestic abuse. The charity says there's been a 23% rise in the number of contacts they've had in the last two years from teenagers saying they've experienced abuse from their

The police watchdog has warned that opportunities to tackle smuggling gangs have been missed by law enforcement agencies. As well as Border Force staff not having access to police databases or facial recognition technology, inspectors say there's been a lack of clarity on

The Assisted Dying Bill moves into its next phase today as MPs are asked to examine 150 changes to the landmark legislation. While campaigners - including the broadcaster Esther Rantzen - have renewed their plea for the Bill to be passed, there's speculation that support may be

A Ukrainian national will appear in court later facing arson charges after a number of fires took place in London, including at the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's home. @Richardgaisford reports.

Coming up on GMB 👇. 📰 A man appears in court today, charged with arson attacks allegedly targeting the Prime Minister. 📰 Assisted dying in jeopardy - MPs debate changes to the controversial plans which could see it blocked just months after passing the first hurdle. ⭐️

700,000 people entitled to pension credit are still not claiming it. @susannareid100 asks @EmmaforWycombe what action the government is taking to ensure they are able to get the benefit.

.@susannareid100 questions @EmmaforWycombe following news that 100 Labour MPs have signed a letter warning Keir Starmer that they will not support cuts to disability benefits.

Treasury Minister @EmmaforWycombe responds to news that the UK economy has grown by 0.7% from January to March.

How can you tell if you have counterfeit toys?. Director General for The Anti-Counterfeiting Group Phil Lewis explains the risks and the signs to look out for.

Former prison officer Claire Lewis was stabbed in the back by a prisoner and left with life-changing injuries that ended her career.