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No, i don�*t agree with that. i don�*t... i�*m not in the business of self—censorship. and... do you fear some people — creatives — are? they worry so much now about what might be a vitriolic response from people on social media, you know, efforts to describe their work as toxic? well, i would guess that�*s part and parcel of creating work is thinking through how it might be received and deciding how much you care about that. i think that�*s probably always been the case of creat...

And parcel of creating work is thinking through how it might be received and deciding how much you care about that. i think that�*s probably always been the case of creating work, and it is very painful to be criticised or insulted. i think, as you said earlier, i... i�*m very sceptical and suspicious of phrases that become catchall terms for things because they�*re so useful — politically and culturally — in media. so when we think of a term like "cancel culture", and i can think of l...

Creatives — are? they worry so much now about what might be a vitriolic response from people on social media, you know, efforts to describe their work as toxic? well, i would guess that�*s part and parcel of creating work is thinking through how it might be received and deciding how much you care about that. i think that�*s probably always been the case of creating work, and it is very painful to be criticised or insulted. i think, as you said earlier, i... i�*m very sceptical and suspic...

And... do you fear some people — creatives — are? they worry so much now about what might be a vitriolic response from people on social media, you know, efforts to describe their work as toxic? well, i would guess that�*s part and parcel of creating work is thinking through how it might be received and deciding how much you care about that. i think that�*s probably always been the case of creating work, and it is very painful to be criticised or insulted. i think, as you said earlier, i....

And a former british colony. 7 million people live there. when the territory returned to chinese rule in 1997, they were promised "one country, two systems" with hong kongs historic freedoms protected. the un committee says the national security law appears to undermine those rights and freedoms. lets get more from the bbc�*s imogen foulkes in switzerland. what theyre saying is that this law, which was passed by china, apparently without any real consultation with local authorities in hong kon...