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Wes Streeting clashes with BBC presenter as he calls for under-16 social media ban
Wes Streeting clashed with a BBC Radio 4 presenter after she questioned him on his push for an under-16s social media ban. On Monday (25 May), the former health secretary likened “addictive” tech companies to the tobacco industry in his first intervention on the issue since he quit the Cabinet. Discussing the issue further on the Today programme, host Anna Foster grilled Mr Streeting on why he only called for the full ban following his resignation. “Your words were not as strong as they are today,” she said. The two clashed after Mr Streeting said he was now in a position to call for a ban after being “liberated from the obligations of collective responsibility”. “That’s not very responsible though, is it?,” interjected Ms Foster.
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independent.co.uk
Streeting urges social media ban for under-16s
The recently-resigned former health secretary joined calls for an Australia-style ban, ahead of a consultation closing.
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Streeting likens social media to tobacco as pressure grows for under-16s ban
The Government’s consultation closes at the end of Tuesday.
