Edward Coles

Platforms hosting lawful content must be shielded from government pressure to censor. We would require transparency in content moderation and prohibit state-directed takedowns of legal speech. The Online Safety Act law threatens the integrity of investigative journalism, whistleblowing, and political debate. Fears of liability lead to over-moderation, driving smaller players out of the market and empowering Big Tech. A Restore Britain government would therefore repeal the Online Safety Act - any Labour VPN ban would also be immediately reversed. We would restore free speech.

El perro se da cuenta que ganó y lo celebra.

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Asylum handouts and accommodation will be removed for illegal migrants who abuse Britain’s generosity.

If we are to halt & reverse decline of the Curlew then difficult subjects must be tackled, including the high density of predators we have across the country - including foxes, crows & badgers. All wonderful creatures as well, but too many is a big issue for ground nesting birds.

Sir Tim Smit, Eden Project co-founder, has proposed a £100bn “Forest City” eco-project in East Anglia. The plan would turn 45,000 acres of Suffolk-Cambridgeshire farmland into 400,000 new homes, plus England’s biggest nature reserve, 12,000 acres of forests/wetlands and a huge new reservoir. It includes rewilding with beavers, storks, lynxes and wild boar alongside offices and shops. Smit calls it a “creative spark” and “roadmap for a beautiful future” to tackle housing and inertia. The radical proposal is now with Labour’s Housing Secretary for review. Thoughts?