Age rating system proposed for music videos

Online music videos could be given age ratings to help protect children from inappropriate content, British Prime Minister David Cameron has said.

Mon, 18 Aug, 2014 - 13:13

Online music videos could be given age ratings to help protect children from inappropriate content, British Prime Minister David Cameron has said.

He unveiled a pilot scheme with YouTube and the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) as he pledged to put strengthening families at the heart of everything the Government does.

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