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Under-16s will be banned from social media from early 2027

BBC News 15 June 2026, 17:10 UTC 15 Jun 2026

Under-16s will be banned from social media from early 2027 — BBC News

Sites including Instagram, YouTube and TikTok will become inaccessible for millions of children, the prime minister has announced.

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