Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic Unlock the Editor\u2019s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Elon Musk\u2019s social media platform X has refused to remove a video that Axel Rudakubana watched minutes before murdering three young children, despite numerous requests from authorities in Australia and the UK.Australian internet regulator eSafety said on Friday it noted with \u201cgreat sadness\u201d that the video \u2014 which shows the violent stabbing of a bishop in Sydney in April \u2014 was watched by the killer on X even though the regulator had requested the material be taken down from the platform for months before the attack in Southport last summer.\u00a0Immediately following the Australian attack, companies including Google, Microsoft, Snap and TikTok \u201cacted quickly to co-operate with eSafety and ensure the Wakeley stabbing video could not be accessed from their platforms. Some of these companies took additional, proactive steps to reduce further spread of the material,\u201d the regulator said. \u201cX Corp chose not to remove the video from its platform.\u201d\u00a0Video footage of the stabbing of a bishop at a church in west Sydney circulated online in April but X only geoblocked the footage in Australia, meaning that people elsewhere in the world, and local users of VPNs, could continue to view the violent attack.\u00a0UK home secretary Yvette Cooper said this week that the government was contacting X directly to ask it to remove the video from the platform. \u201cCompanies should not be profiting from hosting content that puts children\u2019s lives at risk,\u201d she told the House of Commons.Rudakubana, 18, was sentenced to life with a minimum of 52 years in prison on Thursday after admitting to the murder of three young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport.Musk tweeted repeatedly in the wake of the killings, accusing UK prime minister Sir Keir Starmer of \u201cprioritising mosques over British girls in their dance classes\u201d. Musk also amplified tweets by far-right agitator Tommy Robinson that claimed \u201cMuslims run through the streets unchallenged by police, attacking any non-Muslim\u201d. The interventions led to accusations that he was inflaming tensions that led to rioting across British towns and cities last summer.On Friday, Musk shared an article about the Southport killings, saying \u201cnever forget\u201d.But he has so far refused to intervene to compel his company to take down the video that Rudakubana watched, and the video is still circulating on X as of Friday afternoon.The Financial Times contacted X to ask why it had not removed the video, but received no response.The court in the Rudakubana case heard this week that a search of a Lenovo tablet found in his house showed that he had deleted his entire browser history apart from one search on the day of the attack. Six minutes before he left to carry out the murders, he had searched X for \u201cmar mari emmanuel stabbing\u201d.When police carried out the same search of X during their investigation, they found it led to posts containing footage of the Sydney attack three months earlier.\u00a0The prosecution also outlined Rudakubana\u2019s online profiles and social media handles in court, including his X account. As of Friday, his X account \u2014 which is protected, so that only followers could see his posts \u2014 had not been taken down.\u00a0The Australian regulator sought to take legal action to try to force X to comply with a ruling to fully remove the video in April, a move that divided the country over whether the government was suppressing free speech or was correct to protect social media users from harmful and violent content.\u00a0Musk criticised the decision, accusing the eSafety \u201ccommissar\u201d of trying to censor the internet.\u00a0That provoked a furious reaction from the country\u2019s politicians, including Anthony Albanese, the prime minister, who said it was \u201cdistressing\u201d that X was fighting the order to remove the video and criticised the billionaire\u2019s stance.\u00a0However, a court opted against extending an injunction on the video being shown on the basis that X had taken \u201creasonable steps\u201d to stop the video being shown in Australia. The case had been seen as a potential test case for whether local regulations could be applied on a global basis.\u00a0The eSafety commissioner dropped its case in June pending a review of Australia\u2019s online safety laws.\u00a0Additional reporting by Hannah Murphy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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