Adam Fleming

Hello.

So the government has finally announced that it is banning social media for under-16s, probably from next year.

But what is the clip that's gone viral?

No, not the video of Keir Starmer dressed suspiciously like Andy Burnham.

No, not a tweet by Elon Musk saying this is another attack on freedom of speech by an authoritarian government in the UK.

It is a schoolgirl being interviewed by reporter Fiona Lambden in Lancashire.

Stare at a wall.

OK.

I think she might have been joking.

But who knows?

We will find out the details of what the government actually is planning when it comes to teenagers and social media, though, on this episode of Newscast.

Newscast.

Newscast.

Humanity's next great voyage begins.

We are in the midst of a rupture.

Thinking about it like a panto helped.

Hello, it's Adam in the Newscast studio and shortly I will be catching up with Chief International Correspondent Lisa Doucette because there is big news about the conflict between Iran and the U.S.,

A so-called peace deal has been signed between the two sides, but there's a lot more to it than meets the eye.

Or is it less to it than meets the eye?

Because we actually don't know what the details are and lots of people are saying it's not actually a full-on peace deal.