Poor old Karen Bradley. This week it emerged the Culture Secretary was being investigated for not having a TV licence – and things aren’t getting any better for Bradley. This morning she unveiled the government’s plans to crack down on online abuse. But it seems Bradley got herself into something of a muddle when asked what she was hoping to achieve with the review. She told John Humphrys:
‘We want to make the internet the safest place to be online.’
Perhaps someone could explain to the Culture Secretary that ‘the internet’ and going ‘online’ are inextricably intertwined.
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