A teacher has been sacked after she called one pupil “cowface” and labelled others “feral” on Twitter.
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Telegraph
03 Apr 2014
McAfee launch schools competition for a super hero mascot, to protect the online world from cybercrime
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Education Technology
02 Apr 2014
Rhiannon Scully was admitted to hospital after downing a cocktail of whisky and vodka, encouraged by her friends
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Telegraph
01 Apr 2014
A primary school has warned parents that adults posing as children have sent "obscene" messages to some of its pupils on a popular game website.
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BBC
01 Apr 2014
Researchers who tracked web use habits say 44,000 primary school children in the UK accessed adult material
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The Guardian
01 Apr 2014
A teenager who was forced to hand over her Facebook password by school officials so they could check her private messages has been awarded $70,000 in damages.
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Daily Mail
28 Mar 2014
A UK industry regulator has called for the law to be changed to require pornography sites to carry out age checks before granting access.
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BBC
28 Mar 2014
'You were a moody, disrespectful little brat' - these are the vulgar words of a high school teacher just 24 hours after one of his 16-year-old students committed suicide.
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Daily Mail
27 Mar 2014
The Government today backed tougher laws that could see cyber stalkers and text perverts locked up for two years.
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London Evening Standard
26 Mar 2014
A notorious website has been criticised by charities for encouraging teenagers to share stories of eating disorders online.
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Herald Scotland
25 Mar 2014
A teen charged less than three weeks ago with cyberbullying after he posted nude pictures of a 15-year-old girl online has pleaded no contest to the crime.
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Salisbury Post (US)
21 Mar 2014
Sellotape selfies, aka sellofies, have spread in popularity on Facebook as the latest baffling craze for people with too much time on their hands.
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Metro
21 Mar 2014
The 'no makeup selfie' trend may have sparked a huge cancer awareness vs narcissism debate, but it is arguably more productive than previous viral trends, if the £1 million in donations made within just 24 hours is anything to go by.
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The Independent
21 Mar 2014
A tormented Herne Bay teenager has told how Facebook bullies destroyed his life and drove him to a desperate suicide bid.
Daniel Dooner, 17, was harassed by online trolls for two years - causing him to spiral into depression and self-harm behind closed doors.
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Kent Online
21 Mar 2014
Today, NoBullying releases a guide to 10 Best Tips on Online Safety.
The tips include ways to fight off Malware, and tips on using Antivirus and firewall programs as well as ways to correctly download free software as well as a guide to drive-by downloads.
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Digital Journal
20 Mar 2014
Teacher posted angry message about on the social network. He was furious that pupils had been viewing his open Facebook profile
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Daily Mail
20 Mar 2014
A new report by the NSPCC, ‘The experiences of 11-16 year olds on social networking sites’, describes the views of 11-16 year olds on social networking sites and the ways they cope with things that upset them online.
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Voxburner
20 Mar 2014
Efforts by the internet industry to eradicate child porn may prove "woefully insufficient", MPs have warned as they called for beefed-up action to improve online safety.
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ITV News
19 Mar 2014
Stronger action must be taken to protect children from online bullying and pornography, MPs have said.
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BBC
19 Mar 2014
Andrew Halls, the head of Kings College School, says pupils need "emotional resilience" classes to combat the influence of social media websites such as Facebook and AskFM
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The Telegraph
19 Mar 2014