‘Nothing is off the table,’ Downing Street has confirmed as they say they are ‘closely monitoring’ Australia’s social media ban for under-16’s. In a world first, multiple online platforms were ordered to block millions of young Australians from accessing their accounts. Downing Street is now said to be considering copying the measure in a bid to protect children online. ##socialmedia##keirstarmer##socialmediaban

funflix on Instagram: "Wode Maya, a prominent Ghanaian YouTuber focused on uplifting African stories, shares a viral clip of a U.S. news segment where a young girl uses a crude drawing to help police find her missing father, whose bald head hilariously matches the scribbled "hair." The video's humor stems from the anchors' uncontrollable laughter upon revealing the father's photo, which perfectly aligns with the child's innocent yet spot-on depiction, garnering over 12,000 likes and 367,000 view

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