Summary
Josh Simons resigned from his role as a government minister. He spoke about his past work, including his time at a think tank and at Meta, and discussed topics like online safety and politics during an interview.
Key Facts
- Josh Simons quit his job as a government minister.
- He used to run a think tank called Labour Together.
- Labour Together looked into journalists' backgrounds after a Sunday Times article.
- Simons expressed regret over certain actions, calling himself 'naive.'
- He previously worked at Meta, the parent company of Facebook.
- He provided evidence in a social media addiction trial that Meta and YouTube lost.
- The discussion also covered online safety and the Labour Party.
