Disgraceful that videos seen by Southport killer still online, says Cooper
Yvette Cooper criticises social media companies for failing to remove violent content watched by the Southport killer.
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AI putting child abuse on steroids, says Cooper as new laws announced
Yvette Cooper says the UK will make it illegal to own AI tools to make images of child sexual abuse.
Yvette Cooper says Britain will become the first country in the world to make owning AI tools for creating child abuse illegal
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Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the new offence will be punishable by up to five years in prison under measures the Government will bring forward in the Crime and Policing Bill.
AI-generated child sex abuse images targeted with new laws
Yvette Cooper says the UK will make it illegal to own AI tools to make images of child sexual abuse.
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Extra £100m funding announced as police warn of cuts
Yvette Cooper says the cash is for more local officers but some forces say they still face budget shortfalls.
Yvette Cooper dodges on when the number of Channel migrant crossings will come down under Labour's plan - after Home Secretary unveils new counter-terror style powers
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The Home Secretary has unveiled proposed new laws to crack down on people smuggling gangs, as part of the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.
Tech giants are 'failing to act' and risk causing a 'second Southport' atrocity if they do not remove sick videos that could 'inspire' future terror attacks on British soil, Yvette Cooper warns
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Yvette Cooper voiced concerns that the extreme videos watched by the killer could lead to a 'second Southport' warning that social media firms were 'failing to act'.
Home Secretary berated over Southport 'cover-up': Yvette Cooper claims she was 'keen' to reveal Southport suspect's terror links earlier - but was 'advised' he could end up 'walking free'
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Yvette Cooper was grilled on why the government was not more transparent over the Axel Rudakubana case as she faced the Commons.
Labour blasted over 'toothless' grooming probes: Ministers finally announce 'local reviews' into child abuse scandal - but critics insist full national inquiry is needed
Yvette Cooper announced five local reviews into badly hit towns, as Labour backtracked after previously insisting that no new investigations were needed.
Labour backs down over grooming gangs: Whitehall fixer to undertake 'rapid audit' into scale of child sex abuse in Britain - as Home Office paves way for five new local inquiries
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Yvette Cooper told MPs she had asked Baroness Louise Casey to oversee a three-month review into gang-based child sexual exploitation.
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