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With the Safer Phones Bill going through the House of Commons, we ask why the Government has watered down its plans to protect young people.
This conversation draws on research conducted in Change The Prescription, the CSJ's landmark report into mental health which evidenced social media and smartphones as contributors to the rise in mental ill-health. Read it here: centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/library/change-the-prescription.
Host: Fraser Nelson - Times Columnist and former Editor of the Spectator
Special Guests: Sophie Winkleman - Actress, Charity Patron and Campaigner
Rt. Hon. Kit Malthouse MP - Former Policing Minister and Secretary of State for Education, Co-Sponsor of the Safer Phones Bill
Dr. Sanjiv Nichani OBE - Consultant Paediatrician, and Founder of Healing Little Hearts Global Foundation
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