"Count your knives": Murder victims' mums urge families to keep track of blades in their homes
As Government plans to introduce tougher controls on the online sale of knives Alison Madgin and Tanya Brown say we can all ...
Yvette Cooper under fire for raising prospect of database of UK kids
The Southport Dance School, our podcast covering the latest news from the court case of Axel RudakubanaYvette Cooper has ...
Fury as violent videos watched by Axel Rudakubana are still online despite warnings to take them down
VIOLENT videos watched by Southport killer Axel Rudakubana are still online despite warnings to take them down. Home ...
Stab victims' families say restricting sale of knives is 'not enough' to end the violence
After the Government announced new plans to stop young people buying blades North East families have called on politicians to ...
Terror videos that inspired Southport killer still online as social media giants fail to act
Social media platforms have snubbed demands by Yvette Cooper to remove violent videos watched by Southport killer Axel ...
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‘A total disgrace’ that extreme content viewed by Southport killer still on social media, says Yvette Cooper
Yvette Cooper's told LBC it is a "total disgrace" that extreme videos and content viewed by the Southport killer Axel ...
Furious Yvette Cooper slams 'disgraceful' social media sites for STILL failing to delete violent videos viewed by killer Axel Rudakubana just before evil Southport murders
In the wake of Axel Rudakubana's sentencing, the Government reminded tech firms of their 'moral responsibility' to act on ...
Disgraceful that videos seen by Southport killer still online - Cooper
Yvette Cooper criticises social media companies for failing to remove violent content watched by the Southport killer.
Extreme content Southport killer viewed remains online, Yvette Cooper warns
Violent videos which the Government has asked tech bosses to remove are still available to view. Violent videos which ...
Home Secretary's fury over refusal to remove violent videos viewed by Southport killer
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has said it is “frankly disgraceful” that online social media giants have failed to remove violent material viewed by the Southport killer.