"Any politician choosing to weaponise online conspiracy theories against opponents knows fine well that they risk stirring up the kind of hate and abuse that Keir Starmer experienced today," Nicola Sturgeon said.
The Swedish pop superstar was speaking ahead of Tuesday’s Brit Awards where his group is nominated.
Scrapping the legislation would mean "more dangerous roads and less safe cars", the Lib Dems said.
"It's good, but you know "Nadine Dorries" is much, much funnier. She's set a really high bar. Do you know which comedian plays her?"
"We've had 10 years of the internet". I've had a website for 28 years. Thank goodness she isn't the Secretary of State for digital media. I mean that would be daft."
“Too many service families are forced to tolerate sub-standard living conditions after failings by the DIO to maintain their homes."
The Treasury has been accused of stalling the multimillion pound NHS recovery plan.
Sir John Curtice said Johnson would find it "very difficult to reverse" his fading fortunes.
'This is incredibly funny. And also kind of tragic. Because this woman (or the "real" version of this woman) is actually our Culture Secretary. Yup, in "real life".'