PM Rebukes Andrew Tate and Warns Boys at Risk from ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Online

Sir Keir Starmer has warned boys are getting sucked into a world of “toxic masculinity” online as he announced an expansion of youth services aimed at cutting screen time for children.

The Prime Minister said the £88 million funding package for extracurricular activities like music lessons and climbing walls would help offer young people an alternative to engaging with “damaging” content on social media.

He criticised Nigel Farage for previously describing misogynist influencer Andrew Tate as “an important voice” for young men, saying the Reform UK leader was on the “wrong side of where most families are”.

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