After
widespread criticism, Google has begun reinstating some links it had earlier
removed under the controversial "right to be forgotten" ruling.
Articles
posted online by the Guardian newspaper were removed earlier this week, but
have now returned fully to the search engine.
Google
has defended its actions, saying that it was a "difficult" process.
"We
are learning as we go," Peter Barron, head of communications for Google in
Europe, told the BBC.
Speaking
to Radio 4's Today programme, he dismissed claims made on Thursday that the
company was simply letting all requests through in an attempt to show its
disapproval at the ruling.
"Absolutely
not," he said. "We are
