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Baroness Kidron granted a Private Notice Question to ask The Government what plans they have to bring forward the Online Safety Bill during this parliamentary Session.

Senior Coroner Andrew Walker has issued his report to prevent future deaths following Molly’s inquest. The Molly Rose Foundation have issued a press release following his findings which can be read here

Almost five years ago, Molly Russell took her own life. As the inquest into Molly’s death concludes, Ian reflects on his journey for justice, and the influence of Molly’s story.

The Molly Rose Foundation is pleased with the coroner’s findings and has released a press statement which can be read in full here.

Molly’s inquest will resume for the second week on Monday 26rth September. This item contains information on the proceedings.

As we prepare for the second week of Molly’s inquest, a film examining the impact social media can have on young lives has been released by the teenage daughter of MP Damian Collins.

Senior coroner Andrew Walker has ruled that the tech chiefs appear in person at Molly’s inquest which is due to start on 19th September

The Molly Rose Foundation is among the signatories to an open letter sent to the two Conservative leadership candidates, organised by the NSPCC

Every measure to improve safety online may help save lives, so the announcement that Instagram will expand its parental tools across platforms in the UK should be welcomed. It should also be remembered that online safety is not the exclusive responsibility of parents and guardians.

In a ground breaking, one-day meeting the Molly Rose Foundation met to discuss ideas for its future strategic direction. As part of this initiative representatives from a number of other charities and organisations.