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Youth service tackles issues from Netflix drama

Ben Woolvin
BBC South West home affairs correspondent
BBC A woman and a man are standing next to each other in a youth centre looking straight to camera. They are wearing black t-shirts. In the background there is a table football game, a connect four game and a table tennis table. BBC
In their Adolescence Workshop, trainee youth worker Gabby Lloyd and youth worker Jon Dingle talked with young people and their parents about online bullying, misogyny, incel culture and knife crime

An "Adolescence Workshop" to discuss issues raised by the Netflix drama about a boy accused of murdering a girl from his class has been held at a youth club in Cornwall.

The group discussed questions about the show Adolescence, including: "How do online spaces make bullying easier to hide? Have you ever been made to feel small? And, why do you think some people carry knives":[]}