A group of bereaved parents who say their children died taking part in a viral trend are suing TikTok. The parents' action against the social media company in a US court is for wrongful death. It's a process that may see them find out what happened to their children, if data about what the children were watching can be recovered. If you've been affected by this story and want to talk to someone, you can call the Samaritans free on 116 123 or at jo@samaritans.org #skynews

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