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For instance, someone like rashford, jaden sancho, these young footballers who are really in touch with their culture and where they come from. versus enables them to speak about that. well, joey d'urso is investigations writer for the atlantic, covering football. sorry — for athletic, rather — not atlantic. and joey, you've been investigating social media and football for quite a long time now. obviously, online racism towards sportspeople isn't new, but can you give us an idea of the scale of the abusive social media messages and comments that were aimed at england's footballers this wee...

Really, really confuses me. we see all the time at the moment, and i'm not trying to compare the two situations, but they put things into place to make sure they can instantly react to stuff. why is that not the case for other situations? especially when, and this is the most recent situation, about the monkey emojis, it's almost as if they've completely forgotten. imagine how any black person reading that feels. that's the element that's not spoken in out enough. henry? the online safety bill came in in march — the online safety bill came in in march. certainly, _ the online safety bill cam...

There's not anything that can be done —— it's almost to say. it really confuses me. we see all the time at the moment, and i'm not trying to compare the two situations, but they put things into place to make sure they can instantly react to stuff. why is that not the case for other situations? especially when, and this is the most recent situation, but the most recent situation, but the monkey emojis, it's almost as if they've completely forgotten. imagine how any black person reading that feels. that's the element that's not spoken in out enough. that's not spoken in out enough-— that's...

Footballers really want to talk about. for instance, someone like rashford, jaden sancho, these young footballers who are really in touch with their culture and where they come from. versus enables them to speak about that. well, joey d'urso is investigations writer for the atlantic, covering football. sorry — athletic, rather — not the atlantic. and joey, you've been investigating social media and football for quite a long time now. 0bviously, online racism towards sportspeople isn't new, but can you give us an idea of the scale of the abusive social media messages and comments that were ...

"why have they been found to not violate guidelines or probably found "to not violate guidelines?" and he said that was a mistake, that the technology was marking these comments as "benign" which meant that they weren't being followed up for a human review and they weren't being taken down. he said that this technology is now being fixed and that instagram was taking all of these reports very seriously and that they would be following them up properly. well, i think that we know this has been an issue for awhile. racist abuse on social media is nothing new. and even earlier in the year, some l...