David Walliams allegations: GB Mums discuss celebrity power and protecting children
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Are young people too sensitive for work, or are they being failed by a system that makes it harder to get a job? And what happens when the children you’ve raised finally leave home?
In this episode of GB Mums, Nana Akua, Linda Jubilee and Leila Cunningham discuss young people, sickness benefits and the challenges facing Gen Z in the workplace. The panel also asks whether schools are preparing children for a future shaped by AI and why confidence can make such a difference.
The mums open up about empty nest syndrome, with Leila sharing how much she misses her sons, Linda recalling the tears when her daughter left for university, and Nana explaining why she might be ready to celebrate!
Plus, they discuss the allegations against David Walliams, celebrity power, consent and how parents can help keep their children safe. Walliams denies the allegations and says he has not broken the law.
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