Social networking site Facebook was tonight refusing to remove pages set up in tribute to British killer Raoul Moat , despite pressure from the highest levels of the UK government. A Downing Street official had earlier said that a complaint would likely be lodged with Facebook, following questions to Prime Minister David Cameron in Parliament. During the weekly Prime Minister's Questions session, Conservative MP Chris Heaton-Harris asked David Cameron to contact Facebook about removing the page, which he described as containing "a whole host of anti-police statements".
Social networking site Facebook was tonight refusing to remove pages set up in tribute to British killer , despite pressure from the highest levels of the UK government. A Downing Street official had earlier said that a complaint would likely be lodged with Facebook, following questions to Prime Minister David Cameron in Parliament. During the weekly Prime Minister's Questions session, Conservative MP asked David Cameron to contact Facebook about removing the page, which he described as containing "a whole host of anti-police statements".
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