Software provider facing £6m fine over ransomware attack that hit NHS services
The Information Commissioner’s Office said it has provisionally decided to fine Advanced Computer Software Group over the incident.
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Starmer pledges to keep communities safe as police prepare for further violence
Immigration solicitors have received threats from the far-right amid violent unrest on Britain’s streets.
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Teenager believed to be first rioter jailed after widespread disorder
James Nelson admitted causing criminal damage during trouble in Bolton on Sunday.
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Starmer to chair Cobra as police brace for further violence
Around 100 people have already been charged in connection with recent unrest, with more disorder expected on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Those inciting riots online will not escape the law, top prosecutor warns
Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Parkinson said he was ‘absolutely’ seeking to prosecute people for online offences related to rioting.
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Suspected rioters continue to appear in court following mass disorder
A number of people have already pleaded guilty to offences such as violent disorder.
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Country braced for more court appearances after weekend riots
Suspects are expected to answer to charges such as violent disorder at magistrates’ courts across England.
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Hurricane Debby makes landfall in northern Florida as Category 1 storm
Debby is the fourth named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.
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Internet restored in Bangladesh as protesters plan march on capital
Dozens of people have died after a weekend of violence amid demonstrations over the quota system for government jobs.
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Concerns about smells of gas continue in south of Town
Concerns from residents and businesses about an ongoing smell of gas in Lower Vauvert have been played down by Guernsey Energy.
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Anti-government protesters in Bangladesh plan march to capital
At least 95 people, including at least 14 police officers, died in clashes on Sunday.
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Parents hope to keep stillborn daughter’s ‘memory alive’ through decorated rocks
The project was started in July and has seen rocks placed in locations including Ireland and France.
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Thousands protest in Bangladesh to demand resignation of prime minister
Student protests last month began with calls for an end to a quota system for government jobs that they said was discriminatory.
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People donate to mother of Team GB Olympian after she lost Paris spending money
Sheryl Sinden, mother of taekwondo athlete Bradly Sinden, had meant to use the £350 as spending money for food and travel in France.
UK News|Aug 3
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Justice Department sues TikTok over violation of children’s online privacy law
TikTok did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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