described as legal but harmful. ground breaking but complex a law that won t satisfy everyone, but may finally bring to an end the era of big tech regulating itself. angus crawford, bbc news. new figures show christians now account for less than half of the population of england and wales, for the first time in census history. the office for national statistics says 46.2%, described themselves as christian in 2021, a fall from 58% a decade ago. those who said they had no religion increased to 37.2%. while the number of people identifying as muslim, increased by 1.2 million. our midlands correspondent, navteonhal, reports now from leicester, which has also become one of the uk s first majority non white cities.
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i was quite, like, taken aback. sophie can t forget the day a total stranger sent her obscene images. it was really scary, because i didn t know kind of what he wanted, what was going to happen next, and, yeah, it was very unnerving. but now the online safety bill will make so called cyberflashing a criminal offence for the first time. it s almost like a relief. like, i ve spoken to so many women over the past couple of years that, you know, you mention the story and they re like, oh, that happened to my sister, that happened to my friend, like, younger women and girls who were growing up with this and it being normalised for them, that this type of harassment isjust happening. so i think it s a really good thing if it goes through. the new law is broad in scope, covering everything from hate speech to fake adverts, pro suicide content and terrorist material. at its heart, the bill aims to create a new relationship between us and big tech, where, by law, platforms owe a duty
the ground. the table but most of all here on the ground- the ground. lyse doucet, many thanks, reporting the ground. lyse doucet, many thanks, reporting from - the ground. lyse doucet, many thanks, reporting from kyiv. i well, here in the west of ukraine from where i ve been reporting for the last two weeks, the situation remains relatively calm. but still there are nightly air raid sirens, roadblocks, sandbags and boarded up windows all signs that nothing anywhere in this embattled country is normal at all. well, that is all from me and the team here in lviv. now it s back to martine in the studio in london. reeta, thank you very much. later today, the government will publish the long awaited online safety bill. from hate speech, to fraudulent adverts, revenge porn to child abuse material, ministers say it will bring an end to big tech regulating itself and for the first time impose a duty of care on platforms. but some critics fear it could pose a threat to privacy and freedom