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No it isn't.

Just to balance this out, a sister (Ellis) has posted, on Twitter, about her younger brother (13), who loves reading. He started an Instagram account reviewing books that he’s read. The kids at his school started a chat group solely to slag him off, making sure they added him, so he could read...

At 17 she's probably finished with school now, although she may have had a tutor previously.

Your link to the Yorkshire Post didn't lead directly to the article so I've taken the liberty of post it again. https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/opinion/columnists/fighting-far-right-wake-jo-cox-murder-yorkshire-post-says-2005496 It's interesting that David Attenborough has very similar...

What you say on your couch to your mates, doesn't go out on the world wide web unless you choose to post it. Once it has been posted on the internet, then it becomes a criminal offence. The media can choose who it investigates. Some are investigating the powers (whoever they are) and some are...

There is a criminal offence in this country called Malicious Communication. The paper is right to investigate the people responsible for vitriol. People can debate climate change without glorifying in violence or making cartoons of a young girl being raped. 1233398335060443136

The parody spouts crap but the original posted outright nastiness. If spouting crap was a banning offence this would be a very empty board.

Be aware of parodies.