Is Twitter restricting freedom of speech?

After coming under pressure to tackle abuse online, Twitter has started to enforce new rules surrounding violence and hateful conduct which ban users that are affiliated with organisations that promote violence.

Following Twitter's suspension of Britain First's leader Paul Golding and deputy leader Jayda Fransen, whose anti-Muslim videos caused a diplomatic storm - it sparked the question - do these new guidelines infringe on peoples rights for freedom of speech?

This morning we were joined by model Munroe Bergdorf, who thinks Twitter was right to incorporate the ban, and broadcaster Ed Adoo, who believes it will just force and push hatred underground.

Watch the fiery debate above.

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