Critical now is delivering on the ground, and ensuring Manchester Piccadilly underground is achieved. (2/2)

From breaking world records with his two solo rows across the Atlantic raising over £1.4 million for Alzheimer’s Research UK, to everything he has done as Oldham Athletic owner to take Latics back to the Football League: thoroughly well deserved and a proud moment both for Frank & our town. (2/2)

This isn’t normal, and we shouldn’t accept that it is.

I would hope that X, and other platforms, step up and clean up their act because it’s self evidently the right thing to do, but the law must be willing to act where they fail.

I’m pleased Government is moving to address this. (4/4)

Second, most platforms would at least attempt to demonstrate that they have basic safeguards in place. Abuse imagery has been an accepted harm that no legitimate platform would want to be seen facilitating, let alone child abuse images. X, however responded by charging for the privilege. (3/4)

Firstly and significantly, X and Grok are integrated. When a user prompts Grok to create an image, X can publish it for the world to see, with algorithms that can further amplify its reach to its half a billion users. (2/4)

Regulation needs to catch up and quickly. Not just to this issue, but to the systematic radicalisation and normalisation of extremism taking place in plain sight.

It’s time to show that no one, and no platform, is above the law. (2/2)

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