AN ONLINE gaming company based in Guernsey has agreed to pay the UK betting regulator £500,000 after admitting breaching anti-money laundering and social responsibility requirements.
The poll was conducted by Survation and commissioned by BBC Education.
Dasha Makarenko, 10, urgently needed medication after she fled Ukraine with her family following the Russian invasion.
The suspect was subdued and held by an attendee at St Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Vestavia Hills, Birmingham.
Electrical Safety First has claimed it received no response from the tech giant over substandard electrical items for sale on the platform.
Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal announced the all-hands meeting to employees in an email on Monday, saying they would be able to submit questions.
The Committee of Privileges has published a report recommending legislation which would allow Parliament to make witnesses attend inquiries.
The duchess called the Hubb Community Kitchen on the fifth anniversary of the fatal blaze.
A DEPUTY shared an inaccurate video on social media linking autism to herbicide use, arguing to a Code of Conduct panel that he thought it was proper because it had more than a million views.
Almost half of those surveyed in the UK said they avoided the news, with many saying it brought down their mood.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal unanimously dismissed all but one of Meta’s seven challenges to the decision.
The consumer group says the discounted deals should be promoted more widely on social media channels.
Michael Jordan Athernought called ‘pathetic’ and ‘childish’ and a ‘pseudo-gangster’ by judge who sentenced him.
Jordan Gatley left the British Army in March and travelled to Ukraine to help forces there ‘after careful consideration’, his father said.
Jordan Gatley left the British Army in March, his father said.
