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So today we're going to bring you a conversation with the principle of an academy, because we've been talking talking a lot as you would expect in a news program

about what's on the social media platforms at the moment every story that we cover takes us to a really

really dark place but the problem that we've found is that when we talk about what our teenagers

are being exposed to we don't really illuminate the

audience as to the exact nature of the images and the text. So what we're going to try and do in this

conversation is rectify that situation a bit by literally describing to you some of the stuff

that if you've got teenagers, they might be scrolling through on their phone.

So it goes without saying that you're going to hear stuff that might be a little bit disturbing,

it might be a little bit obscene, but we are trying to do this not in a salacious way,

but to actually be helpful. Because it's difficult, isn't it, as a parent, to know exactly what it is that your kids are looking at.

We don't always know simple things like, you know,

what kind of stuff we should put into a search engine

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