Her murdered daughter Brianna had an addiction to her smartphone which had been raised as a concern by her school
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Her murdered daughter Brianna had an addiction to her smartphone which had been raised as a concern by her school
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The mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey has launched a campaign to remove mobile phones from schools, as concerns grow over children’s addiction to their screens.
Over three years, Brianna’s school had made 120 safeguarding and 116 behaviour logs relating to her phone use
Esther Ghey urges government to introduce legal ban and says current guidance creates ‘postcode lottery’
Flossie McShea, 17, and Katie Moore, 43, want to see a complete statutory ban on smartphones in schools.
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Esther Ghey says daughter’s eating disorder and self-harm had been exacerbated by harmful online content
