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@nytimes International correspondent in London, covering the U.K. and Ireland. Previously @mashable, @storyful. Email me: megan.specia@nytimes.com
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Britain Is Weighing a Social Media Ban for Children. How Did It Get Here?

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By Megan Specia 
| The New York Times
Britain Is Weighing a Social Media Ban for Children. How Did It Get Here? Months after Australia banned social media for everyone under 16, the British government is considering new policies to keep children safe online. Using a smartphone in Sydney, Australia, last year. In December, the country banned social media for those under 16.
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Police step up security in Northern Ireland after night of violence

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By Megan Specia 
| The Seattle Times
Police in Northern Ireland were increasing their presence Wednesday, and political leaders were urging restraint, after a night of violence roiled the country in the wake of a brutal stabbing attack in Belfast. Firefighters and emergency responders escorted immigrant families from homes that had been set alight in Belfast on Tuesday night, as car fires blazed on the street.
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Police Step Up Security in Northern Ireland After Night of Violence

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By Megan Specia 
| Breaking One
Police in Northern Ireland were increasing their presence Wednesday, and political leaders were urging restraint, after a night of violence roiled the country in the wake of a brutal stabbing attack in Belfast. Firefighters and emergency responders escorted immigrant families from homes that had been set alight in Belfast on Tuesday night. Burning cars blazed on the street, and a city bus was set on fire by a group that appeared to be mostly young men, many of them masked.
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