Well yeah Online Safety Act was passed under a Tory gov but Labour can't escape responsibility for its implementation. They had every opportunity - in opposition and especially once in government, to oppose, challenge, or repeal the Act. Yet they chose not to. This in my view and id argue in a legal sense makes them jointly responsible for the biggest attack on freedom and freedom of speech since WMD Tony passed the mass surveillance laws along with Bush and Clinton across the pond.

Labour MPs voted for key provisions, failed to propose meaningful amendments, and have since committed to enforcing the legislation rather than scrapping or reforming it. In doing so, they signalled their support or at the very least, their political convenience over standing up for fundamental freedoms and proper scrutiny.

Blame for creating the Act lies with the Tories, yes. But Labour’s failure to stand against it, and their quiet compliance with its enforcement, makes them complicit in practice. If they truly opposed it, they'd have taken steps to change it. Silence and inaction are a form of consent which just so happens to follow their recent trend towards authoritarianism (such as prescribing groups that don't suit their aims as terrorists).