Families of children who have died due to social media-related incidents are urging UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to implement an immediate ban on social media for those under 16 years old. Ellen Roome, who lost her son Jools in 2022, is among those confronting Starmer, emphasizing that social media platforms should be treated as faulty products that need fixing before they can be deemed safe for children. As the government consultation on this ban concludes, campaigners are demanding a clear commitment from the Prime Minister, especially given the rising concerns about the dangers posed by these platforms. Starmer is reportedly reconsidering his previous opposition to such a ban, facing increasing pressure from Tory peers in the House of Lords, including Lord Nash, who insists that children's safety requires definitive action rather than mere speculation. The families hope for immediate clarity and action from the government to protect children from the harms associated with social media.