CrowdStrike ‘actively working’ to fix flaw that sparked global IT outage
Chief executive George Kurtz said the incident was caused by a software defect and not a security incident.
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Zelensky appeals for permission to strike Russian targets in Cabinet address
The Ukrainian President used a historic address to ask Sir Keir Starmer to ‘show your leadership’ and help with Kyiv’s ‘long-range capability’.
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Minister to lead review of national resilience following Covid-19 Inquiry report
MPs heard the report painted a ‘stark’ picture on the condition of public services.
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Top UN court to deliver opinion on Israeli policies in occupied territories
Friday’s hearing comes against the backdrop of Israel’s devastating 10-month military assault on Gaza.
World News|Jul 19
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London Stock Exchange and Barclays’ services hit as markets drop on IT outage
Finance firms including Goldman Sachs, Link, Visa and others operating as normal amid global disruption.
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Universal flu jab ‘could be available within five years’
Scientists said their new vaccine technology targets a part of the virus that does not mutate over time.
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Police remain in Leeds suburb as West Yorkshire Mayor condemns violent disorder
Tracy Brabin said ‘such criminal behaviour will not be tolerated’ after vehicles were set on fire and a police car was toppled in Harehills.
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Shorthand States: July meeting
Simon De La Rue and Matt Fallaize bring you daily round-ups of this week’s States meeting.
Podcasts|Jul 19
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Sarnia Arts and Crafts Club marks 100 years with centenary exhibition
Sarnia Arts & Crafts Club is holding a Centenary Exhibition over the next eight days to celebrate the group’s 100th anniversary.
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Sport Podcast: Ala Chalmers on his path to Paris
With a week to go until Paris 2024, Tony Curr speaks to Guernsey 400m hurdler Alastair Chalmers about his dramatic qualifying run and his targets for the Games.
Podcasts|Jul 19
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‘Games going back to grassroots’ in Orkney - GIGA chairman
Jon Marley has returned in positive spirits after an enlightening Island Games AGM and facilities tour in Orkney.
Sport|Jul 19
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Trump urges unity as he shares details of assassination attempt
‘If I had not moved my head at that very last instant, the assassin’s bullet would have perfectly hit its mark,’ said the former president.
World News|Jul 19
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Starmer works on resetting UK-EU relationship with summit charm offensive
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer wants closer ties on security, joint efforts to tackle illegal migration and smoother trading arrangements.
UK News|Jul 18
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Starmer ends European summit with £84m aid package to stop migration ‘at source’
The Prime Minister said he was open to offshore processing agreements, and attacked the Tories for a ‘dereliction of duty’ on small boats.
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Jailing of Just Stop Oil protesters ‘direct theft of freedom’ – Chris Packham
Five Just Stop Oil protesters have been jailed for several years for conspiring to organise protests that blocked the M25 motorway in November 2022.
UK News|Jul 18
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