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Upon being made MBE, Ian Russell said: “It’s for my family, and that family still includes Molly.”

A spectacular day of fundraising at Cannon Lane Primary School in Pinner has raised more than £1,000 for the Molly Rose Foundation.

Children as young as 5-7 years-old are increasingly present online, with up to a third using social media unsupervised.

We now deliver Suicide First Aid courses for organisations and communities on how to have a three-step conversation that could save a life.

Coroners will now be able to demand data from firms when holding an inquest into the circumstances of a child’s death.

The Molly Rose Foundation has three runners representing the charity at the Brighton Marathon on Sunday 7 April.

The recent news agenda has seen a debate about children’s access to smartphones, including campaigns for age limits on their usage and stricter controls on access to social media apps.

A summary of recent activity by the Molly Rose Foundation.

The children put these suggestions into their Bags of Happiness with the understanding they can add more happy memories and thoughts as they happen.