内容摘要：It will run between Sunderland, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham and Langley Park, calling at East Herrington, Rainton Bridge, Carrville, Arnison Centre, and Sacriston.

It will run between Sunderland, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham and Langley Park, calling at East Herrington, Rainton Bridge, Carrville, Arnison Centre, and Sacriston.

In a statement, a Home Office spokesperson described child sexual exploitation and abuse as despicable, and said tech company design choices cannot be used as an excuse not to root out "heinous crimes"."UK law is clear: child sexual abuse is illegal and social media is no exception, so companies must ensure criminal activity cannot proliferate on their sites.

"We have already introduced four new laws to crack down on child sexual abuse online and we will not hesitate to go further to protect children from vile online predators."A Snapchat spokesperson condemned any sexual exploitation on the platform and said it works with law enforcement agencies to identify information and content if necessary."Whether that's through our proactive detection efforts or confidential in-app reporting, we remove it, lock the violating account, and report to authorities.

"Snapchat is designed to make it difficult for predators to find and interact with young people and has extra safeguards in place to help prevent strangers from connecting with teens."Our Family Centre also allows parents to see who their teens are friends with and talking to on Snapchat.

"We work with expert NGOs, and industry peers to jointly attack these problems and don't believe the methodology used in this report reflects the seriousness of our collective commitment and efforts."

Events are being held across Scotland this weekend as the one-year anniversary of the latest Middle East conflict draws near."One of my self-care routines is sitting at home without a smile on my face," he laughed.

"I'm done smiling, I'm done talking, I'm done educating. I am very aware that I need time on my own to recharge."When asked how parents should react when their child points out a stranger's differences, he said they should try to turn it into a positive experience.

"Once they have a little bit of knowledge, or a little bit of an answer, kids usually accept that and they move on," he said."By telling them to be quiet, or 'Shhhh, we don't want to offend that person, come away' that's not going to help. That's just going to increase that curiosity."