Phillips quits as safeguarding minister, urging bolder action on online safety
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UK Labour safeguarding minister Jess Phillips resigns from Keir Starmer's cabinet, saying progress on Violence Against Women and Girls is too incremental and demanding bolder action—including measures to prevent self-generated nude images by children—she cannot continue under the current leadership.
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