Peers will assess a stack of amendments to reduce the power of the Secretary of State, protect freedom of expression and guard encryption
Next week, members of the House of Lords will scrutinise more than 300 amendments and recommendations made fellow Lords to the Online Safety Bill (OSB). Among these amendments are measures to re...
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