'Take action against Tate or I fear there'll be further tragedies'

Warning to social media sites after crossbow killings 'fuelled' by haté

- BY DAN WARBURTON and ISAAC CROWSON

HATRED spewed by Andrew Tate could lead to more killings like the triple crossbow massacre, warned a solicitor for four women who is suing Tate.

Jennifer Sayles, who is acting for British women allegedly attacked by Tate, has urged online platforms to remove his dangerous content.

It comes after prosecutors said the "violent misogyny promoted" by Tate "fuelled" Kyle Clifford to kill his ex Louise Hunt, her sister Hannah and their mum Carol.

Last night Ms Sayles said: "We must rid our social media feeds of Andrew Tate's hateful, sexist content that celebrates violence against women and girls.

"If the authorities do not step up and take action against Tate, I fear there will be further tragedies.