Seven lives lost in a horrific head-on collision on the A66, including two police officers and five young people — a tragedy that’s reignited calls for social media platforms to act. A government minister is demanding immediate removal of content that glorifies dangerous driving, warning that if companies don’t self-regulate, the Online Safety Act will force action — especially to shield children from harmful online influences. This follows a similar crash in Ireland, highlighting a growing crisis that demands urgent, coordinated response.

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