United Kingdom, May 27 -- Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to take decisive action on the impact of social media on children in the UK.

As pressure mounts on the government to introduce tougher restrictions for under-16s following emotional meetings with bereaved families and campaigners at Downing Street, the Prime Minister met parents this week whose children died after experiences linked to online harm, bullying and social media use, as the government's consultation into children's online safety drew to a close.

Starmer said he believed action on social media needed to be a "game-changer" amid growing calls for Britain to follow Australia by banning under-16s from social media platforms.

The debate comes as concerns continue to mount glob...