The UK Prime Minister confirms a plan to restrict access to social media for children under 16 in a speech reported from Downing Street. Coverage states that the Prime Minister presents the move as a “landmark” step, linking social media use to impacts on children’s happiness and mental health. One outlet frames the announcement as part of broader concern about young people’s wellbeing, while another reports public reaction by publishing a question inviting readers to say whether they agree with the restriction. Both accounts describe the proposal as a ban or restriction specifically targeting users under the age of 16 and highlight that parents’ views are divided or vary, with many parents described as supportive. The reports do not, in the provided excerpts, detail implementation timelines, enforcement mechanisms, or exemptions. Overall, the articles agree that the Prime Minister has publicly announced the under-16 social media restriction and that media outlets are seeking public and parental feedback on the policy.