Since the Online Safety Act came ... many based in the UK, defying the law and providing access with only a few clicks. Children’s charity the NSPCC described the findings as “deeply worrying” and ...

The Government has defended the Online Safety Act after Elon Musk’s X said the legislation was threatening free speech. In a ...

The move came after Elon Musk’s social media platform X criticised the new law which it described as ‘heavy-handed’.

The new rules, seen by watchdogs as a way to protect children online, have sparked a furious backlash from thousands of users ...

EXCLUSIVE: James Baker said that, important as it was to protect young people from online harm, it was just as crucial to respect their freedom of expression rights.

Britain's online safety law risks suppressing free speech due to its heavy-handed enforcement, social media site X said on ...

The week following the Online Safety Act's implementation in the U.K. has seen people react with strong opinions and engage ...

Britain's media regulator on Thursday launched investigations into the compliance of four companies, which collectively run ...

Nigel Farage defended shouting down a Democrat visiting from Washington, DC, saying he was “selfish” and talked for too long ...

A universal feature of traveling Europe as a Hackaday scribe is that when you sit in a hackerspace in another country and ...

The Reform leader was accused by a Cabinet minister of being on the side of ‘people like Jimmy Savile’ over his pledge to scrap the ...

Nigel Farage, the leader of the Reform UK party, got into a heated exchange with Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) during a cross-Atlantic meeting.