Russell Brand
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Starmer’s Under-16 Social Media Ban and New York’s Muslim Dog Row — SF685
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Britain is weighing a potential social media ban for under-16s, with Keir Starmer signalling tougher age limits and platform controls while facing accusations of inconsistency over voting rights and warnings that enforcement would require digital ID infrastructure. The debate opens wider questions about privacy, surveillance, and how far the state should reach into online life. Across the Atlantic, a cultural row in New York over comments describing dogs as “unclean” spirals into a broader clash over religion, identity, public space, and political double standards, turning what began as a tweet into a combustible debate about norms, tolerance, and urban reality.
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