It is 'not safe' for children to go online, National Crime Agency chief Graeme Biggar has warned – issuing a stark message to parents amid rocketing reports of child abuse on social media and gaming platforms.The head of Britain's FBI has spoken out as terrifying figures reveal up to 900 cases of suspected child sexual exploitation are flagged every day. Mr Biggar said the country had 'already failed two generations of teenagers', adding 'enough is enough'.Labour has been accused of being too close to Big Tech as it emerged ministers had more than 200 meetings with Silicon Valley firms in less than two years.Officials logged one meeting almost every two working days on average with just five companies – Google, Apple, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft.Do you think the Government is doing enough to protect children online? Vote in the Daily Mail's latest poll here:
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