Brianna Ghey's mother says parents need more guidance from government

The mother of Brianna Ghey has told Sky News the Online Safety Act lacks support for parents.
Ofcom has published a proposed new set of rules which feature more than 40 practical measures, including age verification processes, to stop children accessing harmful material.
Sixteen-year-old Brianna was murdered by two teenagers, one of whom had watched violent content online. But Brianna herself had also been exposed to harmful content.
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