Section 25: The Immigration Law Buried in the Online Safety Act
When the Online Safety Act was introduced, the government sold it as a child-protection measure. Ministers promised it would clean…
UK’s Online Safety Bill: A Diplomatic Stumbling Block
Britain’s Online Safety Act is being sold as a domestic solution to a domestic problem. Ministers insist it won’t be…
Why Immigration Ended Up in the Online Safety Bill|Free Speech
Free Speech is under attack. When the Online Safety Act was first pitched, the message was simple: it would protect…
We Don’t Need Censorship Disguised as Safety
There is no shortage of laws on the books to protect children. What Britain does not need is a censorship…
They told you it was about protecting kids. It’s really about silencing you.
The Online Safety Act: Now More Than Just Child Protection As of 25 July 2025, UK platforms were required to…
Keir Starmer’s Spineless Shuffle: The U-turns Keep Coming
What do you get when you cross a career lawyer with a wet lettuce? Apparently, the current Prime Minister. Sir…
Starmer’s Grooming Gang Scandal U‑Turn: Too Little, Too Late?
Keir Starmer’s reversal—from dismissing calls for a national inquiry into the grooming gang scandal as a “far‑right bandwagon” to now…
