A landmark inquest ruling that found teenager Molly Russell took her own life while "suffering from the negative effects of online content" has empowered a group of bereaved parents to demand more access to their children's social media activity.<br /><br />Bereaved parents of children who took their own lives want authorities to take online histories into account when determining their cause of death.<br /><br />The mother of Archie Battersbee, who died in August 2022 after a "prank or experiment" that went wrong, joined other families to demand more access to content their children were exposed to online.<br /><br />"I think it should be available and be part of the whole investigation," Hollie Dance told Sky News.<br /><br />"When it comes to a child's death, everything should be looked into.<br />
