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Run out SUBSCRIBE Thank you for subscribing to Daily Top 5 We'll soon meet in your inbox. / Daily Top 5 Good evening, Just over eight months after she signed up for Twitter, actor Kangana Ranaut was permanently banned from the platform earlier today. Also in this letter: �� Startups to help make Twitter bans Kangana Ranaut's account permanently Twitter has permanently suspended the account of Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut for repeatedly violating its rules on hateful and abusive behaviour. Why was she banned? In an Instagram Story, Ranaut said that her account was suspended after she p...

The writer apologised for his participation in perpetuating the culture by being a silent witness to Rudin's behaviour.

Editorial Note: As usual, all the information in this investigation comes from open sources. However, Bellingcat has decided not to link to content or profiles of people promoting hatred or disinformation, and only named those who could already be considered prominent public figures. Given the many possible pitfalls of covering far-right communities, we tried to ground our reporting and writing of this story on the principles laid out in Data & Society’s report “The Oxygenation of Amplification”.   Another white supremacist YouTube video draws to a close. In this 21-minute monologue, a...

Despite the fall, last year’s figure is still the third-highest number of incidents CST has ever recorded in a calendar year. There were 1,690 antisemitic incidents recorded in 2018, 1,420 in June 2017 and 1,275 antisemitic incidents in 2016.   In its latest report, the Community Security Trust (CST), the British charity responsible for the security of the British Jewish community, has recorded last year 1,668 antisemitic incidents across the country, a  8% fall from the 1,813 incidents recorded in 2019. Despite the fall, last year’s figure is still the third-highest number of incidents...

Twitter tells Premier League 'monkey emojis do not break rules on racism' Twitter tells Premier League 'monkey emojis do not break rules on racism' (Image: Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your...