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MRF Newsletter: April 2025

Published 01 May 2025

Welcome to the April edition of the Molly Rose Foundation Newsletter for 2025

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Paris Marathon couple raise funds for Molly Rose Foundation

Published 19 April 2025

The pair took in the sights of the French capital, clocking up a remarkable 2hr 58 mins and 3hr 49 mins respectively.

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MRF runners and Coffee for Molly shine during Brighton Marathon weekend

Published 09 April 2025

The suicide prevention charity had seven runners in the Brighton Marathon and eight in the 10k race.

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Majority of public opposed to Meta’s rollback of safety measures and wants Government and Ofcom to act

Published 02 April 2025

YouGov polling of 2,275 British adults shows the public opposes by a two-to-one margin Meta’s decision to stop automatically searching for and removing harmful content.

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MRF Newsletter: March 2025

Published 28 March 2025

Welcome to the March edition of the Molly Rose Foundation Newsletter for 2025

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MPs to receive Meta whistleblower’s book as tech giant silences author with legal action

Published 25 March 2025

Every MP across the country will receive a copy of Facebook whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams’ book Careless People on behalf of Molly Rose Foundation.

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Brighton coffee shops sign up for Marathon weekend of Coffee for Molly mental health campaign

Published 13 March 2025

Coffee shops in Brighton are gearing up to help start conversations about mental health during the Brighton Marathon weekend next month.

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MRF Newsletter: February 2025

Published 05 March 2025

Welcome to the February edition of the Molly Rose Foundation Newsletter for 2025

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Prime Minister must pledge stronger online safety laws to address urgent post-Southport risks

Published 05 March 2025

It comes as the charity warns that the ‘fluid ideologies’ highlighted in the case are driving disturbing new online threats.

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