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Platforms accused of slow and limited response to offensive material posted by UK grime star
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Google, Twitter and Facebook users will be directed to verified official guidance
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Chief takes to platform pledging fake news takedowns but delivers string of selfies
Mattress-maker Casper warns public investors of their power to make or break brands
Social media appeal hopes to attract millennials as troop numbers fall
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