Trolls posted vile child sexual abuse images on Mumsnet, sparking a row over how the popular parenting forum is governed.

Justine Roberts said five images were posted from two different accounts late on Sunday and into Monday morning.

Founder Justine Roberts said five images were posted from two different accounts late on Sunday and into Monday morning.

Fact-Check: An image showing John Cena and Hardik Pandya on a field has gone viral to falsely claim that it shows the former congratulating Pandya on India's win against England.

Parenting site Mumsnet says it has stopped users from sharing pictures after it was targeted with images of child sexual abuse. Company founder Justine Roberts told the BBC the "horrific incident" had ...

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Hive is partnering with the Internet Watch Foundation, a U.K.-based child safety nonprofit, to better detect child sexual ...

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