 Image by Anja / Pixabay By Martin Foskett.
It’s official: Britain’s priorities have gone digital. The Labour government, fresh off dodging calls for a robust investigation into the grooming scandal, has focused on a fresh “urgency”—an inquiry into Google’s dominance of the search engine market. Yes, while children remain at risk in real-life communities, Westminster is laser-focused on algorithms and website rankings. If irony could vote, it would have a field day.
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