People from across the political spectrum have said the Online Safety Act goes too far, that it's censorship. Meanwhile, bereaved families and friends are stunned that a popular suicide site still hasn't been banned by the UK. My piece for The @Telegraph

Idk I feel like @VeraBaird was an excellent PCC and I hope there is great scope for people like her to have a strong voice in policing

Great to see the gov pushing @Ofcom to implement further protections in the Online Safety Act. @leicesterliz is right - more delays prevent us from protecting women, children and minority groups from harm https://t.co/gyDCdJNDGj

What a sad day and what a tremendous advocate for victims

In a message obtained by Congress, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein wrote that Trump spent hours at his house with one of Epstein’s victims

My colleague Richard Quigley MP today asked a question to the Prime Minister that reveals the very real possibility that those with eating disorders could be eligible for assisted dying - against NICE guidance.

RT @Peston: Downing Street sources tell me they were not pro-actively putting it out that the PM would fight fight and fight again against…

The government has potentially U-turned on one of the most contentious issues of recent years - the campaign by the WASPI women. Sky's Chief Political Correspondent @joncraig explains ⬇️

we got the letterboxd four out of the POPE

BREAKING: A woman has died after being stabbed in the neck in Birmingham city centre on Friday night https://t.co/1R4iizvKCv 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

This week marks one year since the independent 'Best Value' inspection report on Tower Hamlets Council under Mayor Lutfur Rahman was published. The extensive governance failings and "culture of patronage" it revealed led to Govt intervention. Here's a reminder of the conclusions

BREAKING: Former BBC DJ Tim Westwood - who is accused of rape and sexual assault - has been granted conditional bail. Read more on this story: https://t.co/trRJwJY5YM 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube

On November 9–10, 1938, the Kristallnacht pogroms marked the beginning of the systematic persecution of Europe’s Jews. Synagogues and Jewish businesses were destroyed, lives shattered. It was a warning of the horrors that would soon follow.

🚨 INVESTIGATION: Britain's maternity crisis has deeper roots, extending into the universities trusted to train the next generation of midwives. A majority are still promoting a normal birth ideology while women are more complex than ever: READ:

Mohamed Al Fayed accusers unite to stop predators evading justice Exclusive in today’s @thetimes about the launch of a new campaign group NOA https://t.co/r0UOJn9Br4

If Liz Truss lives until 92 she will have spent more days turning up to the Cenotaph than she will have spent as Prime Minister

A rising tide of racism, where ‘70s and ‘80s-style racism has apparently become permissible again in this country, is impacting on NHS staff. The right to free NHS healthcare does not come with the freedom to abuse staff. Don’t like it? Go elsewhere. https://t.co/QbqUFg5D1H

surely there should just be bowls of poppies around Parliament this time of year ???

Axel Rudakubana's brother said he was terrifyingly violent towards his family before he went on a rampage last year, murdering three girls in Southport. When violent men and boys wreak hell on communities, it's always worth asking: who did they hurt first?

It is shocking that the NHS spends almost as much on clinical negligence claims related to maternity care as it does on maternity care itself - my piece for @ObserverUK on the crisis in maternity services and how to fix it

#BREAKING news is finally out of the worst case of 🇨🇳 interference in UK academia I have ever seen - reported today in the Guardian (front page) and BBC. I’ve worked on this with Prof Murphy for two years, and here is the shocking summary: 1️⃣ PRC agents visited @SheffieldHallam