Technology Secretary Liz Kendall says polling shows that nine in 10 parents support a ban on social media for children. Reporting from multiple outlets attributes the figures to Kendall and frames the proposal as part of ongoing work on online safety policy. Kendall also indicates that a ban is being considered at government level, describing it as “definitely on the table.” The articles do not agree on additional details such as the specific age threshold, the scope of exemptions, or the legal mechanism through which a ban would be implemented. Across the sources, the common elements are Kendall’s claim about parental support and her statement that restricting children’s access to social media remains an active policy option. The reporting focuses on the level of public backing among parents and the government’s willingness to consider a more restrictive approach, without providing further findings beyond the stated support figure and Kendall’s remarks.