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    UK confirms free entry to national museums will continue●The UK Government confirms free entry to national museums will continue. UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has confirmed tMmastodonCultureArt321 h ago

    UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has confirmed that the country's national museums will remain free and open for all, ending months of speculation that international visitors could be charged admission to institutions such as the British Museum or the Tate. The announcement secures the long-standing policy of free entry, which is widely seen as central to public access to arts and culture in the UK, and will reassure museum leaders and visitors alike.

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    UK online age checks to take effect in March 2027●lisa nandyGgoogleGB20012 h ago

    UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is facing attention after the government confirmed that new social media age restrictions will take effect from March 2027, using an age-adaptive model rather than blanket bans. Critics have raised concerns about privacy and the use of biometric or age-verification technology, while supporters argue the rules will better protect children online.

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    Nandy: children's social media ban a 'staging post' in online safety●Nandy says children’s social media ban only ‘staging post’ in online safety drive https://www. theguardian.com/technologMmastodonTechnology11 h ago

    Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said the proposed ban on social media for children is only a 'staging post' in a wider drive to make the internet safer, signalling further measures beyond restricting under-age use. She made the comments at the Labour conference, framing the policy as part of a broader online safety agenda rather than a final step.

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    Nandy says Man City verdict could see club expelled from Premier League▼Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy: Man City verdict could lead to Premier League expulsion✉newsSportSoccer48 min ago

    Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has warned that the outcome of the disciplinary case against Manchester City could result in the club's expulsion from the Premier League. Her comments add political weight to the ongoing proceedings over the club's alleged breaches of financial regulations, with a verdict still awaited.