Lisa Nandy, who oversees the government department DCMS, referenced Australia's social media plan before quitting the platform due to concerns.
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Updated Jul 3
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Lisa Nandy, who oversees the government department DCMS, referenced Australia's social media plan before quitting the platform due to concerns.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Richard Hermer supported Lisa Nandy's decision to leave X, as the Scottish Government continues to utilize various social media platforms.Sub-event
Nandy quit her platform due to concerns regarding Australia's social media plan while overseeing the government department DCMS.1 source
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Lisa Nandy
British politician (born 1979)
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