For years, politicians from across the political spectrum insisted the Online Safety Act would focus solely on illegal content – shielding children from pornography, criminal exploitation, and material encouraging or assisting suicide – without threatening free expression. But from the moment its age-verification duties took effect last Friday, that reassurance began to unravel. Social media sites, search engines, and video-sharing services are now legally required to shield under-18s from content deemed harmful to their mental or physical well-being. Failure to comply risks fines of up to £18million or 10 per cent of global turnover, whichever is greater.

So the videos of people collapsing in China were staged by US, aided by the Western media. It just gets worse:
swprs.org/did-china-stag… 'An analysis of these videos and their context' this report says 'shows the following:

'1. Contrary to claims that there were “dozens” or even “hundreds” of such videos, there were only about ten such videos, which were shown in various places and in various combinations.