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Ireland v England: Women’s Six Nations rugby union – live
Formula One: Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying – live
Hatate sparks win over Kilmarnock as Celtic edge closer to title
Japan’s World Expo: a positive vision of the future for our divided world?
Revealed: Big tech’s new datacentres will take water from the world’s driest areas
Newsletter writers with thousands of subscribers threaten to leave platform, which says banning extremists makes things worse
The email newsletter service Substack is facing a user revolt after its chief executive defended hosting and handling payments for “Nazis” on its platform, citing anti-censorship reasons.
In a note on the site published in December, the chief writing officer, Hamish McKenzie, said the firm “doesn’t like Nazis”, and wished “no one held these views”.
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