The British case was overturned on appeal. (Crazy that it had to go that far though.)

I can't find much left or right coverage of it, there's so much news coverage in the way.

There is a difference between failing to condemn something and gloating/supporting attacks on liberty simply because one's favored political team is now doing it.

I believe the point is the unsurprising result.

That said:

> Canada debanked right wing truckers

Who were participating in the illegal blockade: https://www.canadianlawyermag.com/news/general/fca-upholds-2...

The government also exceeded their authority, but there's a gap between "I don't like (left/right)" and "blockade".

> multiple American platforms coordinated to silence Trump in 2021

After this happened and he was impeached twice for his performance regarding it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Capitol_riot-_Videos_show...

(No comment on BBC link save for this not being novel by UK standards nor specific to left/right: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twitter_joke_trial)