The Online Safety Bill has faced criticism from Big Tech companies over privacy and security fears. Have ministers had a change of heart?
Almost like it was a non-starter. Who could have possibly foreseen that?
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I was amazed they still tried to get it through until now. This Sunak government has been criticised (rightly so) for getting nothing done.
Why make a big song and dance about something that experts and companies were saying was impossible, just to have to cancel it.
It highlights once again how truly useless and incompetent the tory party is at the minute.
Same thing with the REUL bill