Here's a look at today's top political headlines.
Protecting Children from Smartphone Harms
A new bill aimed at protecting children from the potentially harmful effects of smartphones is set to be published this Thursday. The bill will then be put to a vote by MPs later this week. This move signals a growing concern about the impact of technology on young people and a push for greater regulation.
The specifics of the bill remain to be seen, but it is expected to address issues such as screen time limits, access to inappropriate content, and online safety measures. It will be interesting to see how the MPs will vote and what impact this bill will have on the availability and usage of smartphones by children.
Ex-Prison Officer Jailed for Sex Act
In a separate case, a former prison officer has been sentenced to jail after boasting about performing a sexual act on an inmate. The officer claimed the inmate "manipulated" her, but the court found her actions to be a serious breach of professional conduct and the law. This case highlights the issue of corruption and abuse of power within the prison system.
Inside the Room with President Zelenskyy
For those interested in international affairs, Sky News is offering an inside look at President Zelenskyy through a new podcast episode. "The World with Richard Engel and Yalda Hakim" features what is likely an interview with the Ukrainian leader. You can listen to the podcast on your favorite podcast app.
"Tune in to 'The World' for an exclusive insight into President Zelenskyy's perspective."
Former Bangladesh PM to Stand Trial
Finally, in Bangladesh, the interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, has announced that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will face trial for crimes against humanity. Yunus made the announcement in an interview with Sky News. The trial is set to be a major event in Bangladesh's political landscape.
This promises to be a complex and closely watched case, with potential implications for the country's future. The international community will be paying close attention to ensure a fair and transparent trial.