Overview
- Ofcom has opened an investigation into X’s handling of child sexual abuse content with powers under the Online Safety Act to pursue company directors.
- Davey says Musk incited violence with a video message to a Tommy Robinson-organised rally that warned people to “fight back” or “die” and that “violence is coming to you.”
- The Liberal Democrats plan to table a motion to summon Musk to the bar of the House of Commons for a public admonishment, a rarely used power last applied to a non‑MP in 1957.
- Davey argued Musk should be arrested if he travels to the UK, citing allegations that X has hosted grooming, self-harm adverts and videos depicting child sexual abuse.
- Musk called Davey a “craven coward” in an online spat, X says it has zero tolerance for such material, and Ofcom’s new regime allows for major fines and potential criminal action against senior managers.