brian sciaretta. _ from the problem. brian sciaretta, thank - from the problem.brian - sciaretta, thank you so much. clubbers have been deprived of the dance floor for more than a year now, but to their delight, thousands returned here in england — and without masks or social distancing. it's all part of a uk government pilot programme to establish whether large crowds can safely gather without spreading covid. 6,000 people are attending a two—day event in liverpool this weekend. dan johnson reports. the masks are of and the vibe is raising. finally, we are free to do what we want to do. embracing music and each other. anywhere else, this would be illegal tonight. anywhere else, this would be illegaltonight. i anywhere else, this would be illegal tonight.— illegal tonight. i think it's really going _ illegal tonight. i think it's really going to _ illegal tonight. i think it's really going to be - illegal tonight. i think it's really going to be lacking| really going to be lacking magical moment in history, to be honest. magical moment in history, to be honest-—

earlier i spoke to to the us soccerjournalist and broadcaster brian sciaretta. mean, it's always unlikely just because there are so many users on places like facebook and twitter. being able to contain it is a difficult thing. it's a noble effort. and a broad base of followings i was going to be vulnerable to this. but i think it's a good thing. anything that batters discourse and conversation is a good thing. are there any practical, easy steps these companies might take or that players might recommend those companies take? yeah, there —— they are going to have two increase all their budgets to look at the clear and obvious abuse instances and harassment. they are obviously things that go way over the bounds of decency and there are clearly people who are asking for it. not regulating opinion, but regulating abuse. just increasing the budget for that, to hire more people to look into it. surely you are always going to be overwhelmed when you have tens and tens of hundreds of millions of people involved in some of these platforms. is it always clear where the li