The next generation will soon have the power to scrub the digital footprint their parents created for them without consent.

The next generation will soon have the power to scrub the digital footprint their parents created for them without consent.

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An investigation has ruled that leader George Finch breached Warwickshire County Council’s code of conduct by publishing information that “could have jeopardised” a child rape case.