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Not made clear in this article - this bill will be passed back to the House of Commons to debate/amend before going back to the House of Lords. This was not the

Not made clear in this article - this bill will be passed back to the House of Commons to debate/amend before going back to the House of Lords. This was not the final say.

cbeach 8mo ago
The Commons are even more hungry for pervasive online surveillance than the Lords - at least, while Labour and the Tories are in power. Reform UK (the party currently leading in the polls by a large margin) is the only party that loudly opposed the draconian measures within the Online Safety Act and promise to repeal it
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- hexbin010 8mo ago
  Of course Rusform UK promise to repeal it - they want Russian trolls to have as much unfettered access to the British public as possible
  - u8080 8mo ago
    Makes me giggle as Russian citizen since very similar rhetoric was used when establishing internet censorship in RU - let's protect our citizens from evil foreign entities from the internet.
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