2026-02-27
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Can music make you believe Elaine or a weng grew up in China in a family with no religious faith?
But as a young pianist studying in Italy,
one piece of sacred music changed everything and left her searching for something she couldn't explain.
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Social media companies are under the spotlight once again.
The industry of social media is very closely watching how this case goes.
Metta are passing the buck and putting it on the shoulders of parents yet again.
It's World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul Tandon,
the woman who says social media damaged her health as a child has given evidence in court.
We'll hear from our correspondent who was there.
And Instagram is to inform parents in several countries
if their child searches for content about self-arm and suicide,