By Paul Sandle LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - Social media ranks alongside smoking as a danger to children, senior British doctors said on Tuesday, as they urged lawmakers to tackle the harm that they say ...

By Andrew Chung May 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Tuesday to hear a bid by Meta Platforms to avoid a lawsuit brought by Vermont's attorney general accusing the company of designing ...

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges says doctors should routinely check on screen time and social media use when seeing ...

BEREAVED families will today demand Sir Keir Starmer bans social media for kids without delay. The PM is understood to be on ...

A mob of teenagers and young adults stormed the Church of Scientology of New York in early May, causing over $10,000 worth of ...

‘I thought social media was silly fun – now my son is dead and I wish I’d never given it to him’ - Jooles Sweeney took his ...

Social media as dangerous as smoking for children, doctors warn - They say they are seeing ‘a wave of radicalised children’ who have been exposed to hateful content ...

Meghan Markle has had a busy month, but her latest social media strategy could have backfired on her children's online safety ...

Wes Streeting has likened tech companies to the tobacco industry, and medical leaders have compared the dangers of social media to smoking, as pressure grows on ministers to impose a ban for under-16s ...

Film-style age ratings should be introduced for social media to protect children from harmful content, some of Britain’s ...

Former health secretary claims tech bosses acting like tobacco industry executives who seek to avoid regulation ...

Woods was arrested March 27 following a rollover crash in Florida.