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The Guardian · Raphael Boyd ·

The UK backs Ofcom to take "tough action" under the OSA against social media sites failing to remove dangerous driving videos, after a crash killed seven people

Downing Street condemns 'utterly disgraceful' clips and says sites are legally obliged to take them down

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The UK backs Ofcom to take "tough action" under the OSA against social media sites failing to remove dangerous driving videos, after a crash killed seven people

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