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Labour triggers Belfast attack censorship row as it sets out plans for new crackdown on social media content 'in times of crisis'
Labour has sparked a censorship debate by proposing new measures to restrict social media content during crises, following the Belfast attack. The party aims to implement a crackdown on such content in emergency situations.
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