Theresa May wants tech companies to censor terrorists, but will they play ball?

The embattled prime minister is meeting French president Emmanuel Macron to renew her campaign against Facebook et al - but will it be worth the trip?

The British prime minster Theresa May is expected to renew her long-running campaign against technology companies by announcing international sanctions for those that fail to take sufficient action against terrorist propaganda, in a joint statement with French president Emmanuel Macron.

The two leaders, meeting in Paris on Tuesday, will discuss creating a legal requirement for technology companies to aid in the fight against terrorism online and reportedly face fines for failing to comply, in the wake of a series of attacks in the UK and France over the past year.