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after newspaper study showing Google results skewed heavily to the left

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The UK's Culture Secretary, Nadine Davies has pledged legislation in parliament to curb the political bias of Google.  This came after a study by the UK's largest circulation newspaper, the Daily Mail of London showed that search results from Google were heavily skewed to the left.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10902459/Mail-audit-reveals-web-searches-Boris-Johnson-results-news-sites-hostile-him.html

No conservative should ever use Google, there are more honest and less biased search engines out there.


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