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ALT A photograph shows a young person in a grey hoodie holding a smartphone displaying a digital quiz, while another person beside them also looks at their phone. In the background, there are worksheets, markers, and sweets on a table. On the right side, a dark green background contains white text announcing a Cyrenians Scottish Centre for Conflict Resolution event. The event, titled "Can’t not won’t", explores screen time balance and features Sheena Peckham from Internet Matters. It is scheduled for 10:00 on 26th March. The Scottish Government logo is at the bottom.
ALT A photograph shows a young person in a grey hoodie holding a smartphone displaying a digital quiz, while another person beside them also looks at their phone. In the background, there are worksheets, markers, and sweets on a table. On the right side, a dark green background contains white text announcing a Cyrenians Scottish Centre for Conflict Resolution event. The event, titled "Can’t not won’t", explores screen time balance and features Sheena Peckham from Internet Matters. It is scheduled for 10:00 on 26th March. The Scottish Government logo is at the bottom.
ALT Secretary of State Peter Kyle speaking to Matt and Emma Willis during the filming for the Channel 4 documentary, 'Swiped.'
ALT Secretary of State Peter Kyle preparing to meet Matt and Emma Willis for the Channel 4 documentary, 'Swiped.'
ALT Secretary of State Peter Kyle preparing to meet Matt and Emma Willis for the Channel 4 documentary, 'Swiped.'
ALT Secretary of State Peter Kyle meets Matt and Emma Willis filming for the Channel 4 documentary, 'Swiped.'
