>a US tech company has the power to censor a popular UK media company for being critical of UK government policy As always, this comes down to the fact that Go

>a US tech company has the power to censor a popular UK media company for being critical of UK government policy As always, this comes down to the fact that Google owns the platform they are broadcasting on. No one is preventing them from using other platforms. If the UK doesn't like it, they need to pass a law preventing Google from operating YT in the country unless they follow said law. GDPR is a great example of this.