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The Tories should defend free speech, not neglect it

30 November 2022

12:35 AM

30 November 2022

12:35 AM

The government’s Online Safety Bill is coming to look more and more like some ghastly juridical juggernaut: a vessel grimly unstoppable, even if no-one quite knows where it is heading or where they want it to go.

The latest changes to the Bill, announced this week, look very much like an attempt to make the best of a bad job.

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