Bulletin AM briefing: New screen time guidance for under-5s – and today’s other top stories

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27 Mar 2026 • 3:29 PM MYT
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  1. Government issues new guidance on screen time for under-fives
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  3. Trump extends Iran war deadline and insists peace talks are going ‘very well’
  4. Iran could strike London after ‘lying’ about missile range, Pete Hegseth claims
  5. New Archbishop of Canterbury to visit Pope Leo at the Vatican
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