Keir Starmer handed scathing Lib Dems takedown over 'dog's breakfast' online safety plans: 'He's on his way out!'

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The Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats has hit out at Sir Keir Starmer's proposed legislation for online safety, branding it a "mess".Speaking to GB News, Daisy Cooper declared that the Online Safety Bill is a "dog's breakfast" piece of legislation which was "really badly put together".Pushing forward with his plans to ban social media for under-16s, the Prime Minister called on big tech companies operating in the UK to introduce device controls that prevent children from sending and receiving explicit images.In a speech at London Tech Week yesterday, Sir Keir said: "For too long, people have been told that is simply the price of modern tech, that nothing can be done, that Government is powerless, that parents just have to accept it.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "I reject that completely, because tech should adapt to the needs of society, not the other way around."Discussing Labour's policies on GB News, Ms Cooper argued that the Prime Minister is only "thinking of his legacy"...

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